Wildlife Spotting

Speechless at nature's ingenuity.

wow

It is beautiful, NuwanChathuranga, hope you get an ID for that gorgeous creature. Thanks for sharing.

So cool!

This is something else! Initially, I imagined it to be a kill being transported by a team of ants.

Yes, Mark, forgot the Delphacidae. Looking at one from a family you think OK, but comparing with the next one NO...

Beautiful

'Delphacidae?'

Extraordinary spotting, Nuwan!! I checked some planthopper and could not find any clue for separating the several families. It is probably easier to kick of than include ;-)... Fulgoromorpha, Fulgoroidea. Not Fulgoridae, not Ricaniidae, not Nogodinidae. Tropiduchidae? Derbidae? Dictyopharidae? Cixiidae? Lophophidae? http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=pdb&PdbID=8739 https://www.flickr.com/photos/brodiefoster/6068395433/ http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=slideshowViewSlide&slideshowId=91&slideId=1952 http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=pdb&PdbID=8708 http://imgkid.com/derbidae.shtml http://www.spiderwebsc.com/hemipterans/planthoppers/planthoppers.html Sorry, cannot help more...

I'm dying! This is just TOO cool!

seems dead , the legs are bent .. no ? but it is beautiful and amazing! Congratulations !

The mimicry on the wings is just amazing!

Any other picture??

Pretty bug!

Whoa!!! spotting of the day for sure! at least in my list! ;)

I am spellbound to behold such puzzling beauties of nature. Truly awesome! :):)

Yes!

Very beautiful!

Wow! Amazing!