A hemipteran (“true bug”) disguised on a leaf
These guests aren’t a pushy bunch and don’t need any rooms here–they’re quite at home around (and on) the resort’s greenery and in the rich tropical forests. Following on Seth’s post on insects at Xandari, I thought I would add some photos snapped during our birding walks or just in transit from place to place on the resort’s kilometers of scenic trail.
Scarab beetle saying hello
Hypnotic butterfly
Small butterfly – note the colorful leg and antenna bands
Another scarab beetle wandering around outside
Moth blending in to a drab wall
Don’t touch!
A beetle of the Calligrapha genus
Organikos 
Incredible variety of beauty!
Jessamine says “ew!”, but the rest of the family loved seeing such lovely, interesting six-legged critters. So different from what we’re accustomed to in Georgia!
just spectacular – thanks for sharing these wonderful images. My goodness!