Cristian counted 29 exhuvia on a single tree. Here are a few of the molts lined up on the “dry” side of the tree and one that was actively molting.
Molting cicadas
Images
Chrysomelid beetle
Emerald Glass Frog
Centrolenella prosoblepon
Eyes in the Stream Anoles
Anolis (Norops) aquaticus has bluish-green eyes, while the Anolis oxylophus has coppery eyes, as I’ve written about before. Here are those pretty eyes.
Anthorium salvinii
Often epiphytic, this individual is planted in the ground at the botanical garden. When the leaves die, the vascular tissue remains intact while the tissue between decomposes, leaving a net-like, tannish leaf outline on the forest floor. 
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Nodules
Stick insect
Phasmatodea
Spot the katydid
Tettigoniidae
Belastomatid laying eggs
I discovered a female belatomatidae waterbug laying her eggs on the father’s abdomen in Río Java, but the flashes from my camera scare her off before a got a nice photograph. You can make out their abdomens touching and the partial clutch on the male.
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Piper trichomes
