Insect Pupa

 

Probably a pupa of a beetle or moth.

Lesser Cream Wave Moth

 

Scopula immutata

Fauna

Four-spotted Moth aka Field Bindweed Moth (Tyta luctuosa)

 

Forest ants

Cinnamon Gliding Hawkmoth

 

Thanks for the presence!

 

The other beauties

 

Banded Yeoman (Cirrochroa orissa)

Tropical Swallowtail Moth (Lyssa zampa)

The other beauties

 The motley abundance of insects, butterflies, moths and dragonflies that deserved second, third ... infinite scrutiny!

Common Flesh Fly (Sarcophaga canaria)

Leafhopper (Bothrogonia addita)

Crimson dropwing (Trithemis aurora)

Wasp

Dark Band Bush Brown (Mycalesis mineus macromalayana)

Blue Grassy Tiger (Ideopsis vulgaris)

Bagworm moth cocoon (Psychidae sp)

Holes and holes

When I saw this young tree, I was immediately drawn to its moth-eaten, or perhaps caterpillar-eaten leaves.  Tried as I could, I could not spot any teeny feeding weenies on the leaves.

And lo and behold, I found moths hugging the stem and under the leaves.

Arresting diversion

This Moth alighted on a leaf right in front of me, hardly my usual photography subject, but who can resist such a beautiful creature, especially the striking red ring.

And this floating cocoon too stopped me in my track.