105 One of many Dragonflies around the Rio Chagres
104 Maculiparia rotunda
103 A Tree Cricket
102 (Cricket 2) A Gryllacridid Bush-cricket
101 (Cricket 1) A Field Cricket
100 (Katydid 3) Copiphora sps.
99 (Leaf Katydid 2) Orophus sps?
98 (Leaf Katydid 1) Itarissa sps.
97 A Fairly Large "Chafer" Beetle.
96 A "Hot Cross" Beetle
95 A Larger Cicada
95 A Larger Cicada
94 Large Flat Leaf-Hopper (Poekilloptera phalaenoi…
93 A Leaf Hopper (Poekilloptera phalaenoides)
92 A Final Shield Bug to Wave Us Farewell
91 Shield Bug 6
90 Loxa viridis (Shield Bug)
89 Metriophasma diocles Female Nymph
88 Metriophasma diocles Nymph
87 Bostera sps Nymph
86 Bostera sps Male
85 Bostera sps Last Instar Male Nymph
84 Pterinoxylus sps Wings
107 Another Owlfly
108 Brontostoma discus (An Assassin Bug)
109 Bug 5: Leptoglossus phyllopus (Leaf-footed Bug…
110 Forest Cockroach
111 Harvestman Spider
112 Young Iguana
113 Gekko
114 Two-Toed Sloth
115 Two-Toed Sloth
116 Melanis electron (Electron Pixie)
117 Leaving the Hotel, Crossing The Gamboa Bridge
118 Crossing The Gamboa Bridge
119 Time To Go Home And We Leave A Storm Brewing
120 Panama City By-Pass
121 Our "Blue Bird" Arrives From Its Outbound Jour…
122 Baggage Sorting - Open Air Style
123 Plane 9 o'clock Low!
124 Our Plane's Shadow On the Sea Approaching Amst…
125 Dutch Bulb Fields
126 The London Shuttle Awaits Us.
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106 Ascalobyas albistigma (Walker, 1853) An Owlfly
Ascalaphidae - Wingspan: 90mm.
Well, the Leaf-Cutter Ants are large here, about 15mm long, so I assumed that their predators, Antlions, are proportionately sized as well, but there was some uncertainty because of the antenna shape.
My thanks for help with this identification correction to Ben Price, PhD, Curator of Small Orders, Department of Life Sciences, NHM.
Well, the Leaf-Cutter Ants are large here, about 15mm long, so I assumed that their predators, Antlions, are proportionately sized as well, but there was some uncertainty because of the antenna shape.
My thanks for help with this identification correction to Ben Price, PhD, Curator of Small Orders, Department of Life Sciences, NHM.
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