Biodiversity Group, _DSC4682

Biodiversity Group, _DSC4682

Biodiversity Group, _MG_9653

_MG_9653

Biodiversity Group, _MG_8484

Biodiversity Group, _MG_8484

Biodiversity Group, _MG_8249

_MG_8249

Biodiversity Group, _MG_8205

_MG_8205

Proscopiidae

Proscopiidae

Biodiversity Group, _MG_2705

_MG_2705

Biodiversity Group, _MG_0723

_MG_0723

Biodiversity Group, _MG_0704

Biodiversity Group, _MG_0704

Biodiversity Group, _MG_0678

_MG_0678

Biodiversity Group, _MG_0571

_MG_0571

Biodiversity Group, _DSC9596

_DSC9596

Biodiversity Group, _DSC9465

_DSC9465

Biodiversity Group, _DSC9004

_DSC9004

Biodiversity Group, _DSC8968

_DSC8968

Biodiversity Group, _DSC8583

_DSC8583

Biodiversity Group, _DSC7917

Aw snap! A jumping spider catches an assasin bug and subdues and envonomates it while hanging by a thread of silk.

Biodiversity Group, _DSC7875

An antlion (Myrmeleontidae) larvae usually hides below the surface of the sand to have tiny animals (such as ants) fall into its sand pit. But this one prefers an arboreal lifestyle.

Biodiversity Group, _DSC7685

_DSC7685

Biodiversity Group, _DSC6688

Yes, that's a catterpillar, species unknown. Some of the most amazing things from our study sites actually do not have backbones.

Biodiversity Group, DSC02580

DSC02580

Pisauridae

Pisauridae

Biodiversity Group, DSC07734

DSC07734

Biodiversity Group, DSC04217

DSC04217