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Vivid red and foam nests: Meeting the froghopper Sphenorhina rubra

Froghoppers (Ischnorhinidae)

Vivid red and foam nests: Meeting the froghopper Sphenorhina rubra

Froghoppers (Ischnorhinidae)

Glowing eyes in the dark: Hunting wolf spiders at the Amazon’s edge

Wolf spiders (Lycosidae)

Glowing eyes in the dark: Hunting wolf spiders at the Amazon’s edge

Wolf spiders (Lycosidae)

Cilantro and sulfur: Meeting the shield bug Pygoda polita

Shield bugs (Pentatomidae)

Cilantro and sulfur: Meeting the shield bug Pygoda polita

Shield bugs (Pentatomidae)

Fast predators and mite passengers: Meet the Cayenne forest tiger beetle

Tiger beetles (Cicindelidae)

Fast predators and mite passengers: Meet the Cayenne forest tiger beetle

Tiger beetles (Cicindelidae)

My first encounter with a tropical flea beetle in Ecuador 

Leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae)

My first encounter with a tropical flea beetle in Ecuador 

Leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae)

A silkworm moth resting in a village in the Amazon forest

Silkworm moths (Bombycidae)

A silkworm moth resting in a village in the Amazon forest

Silkworm moths (Bombycidae)

Toxic armor and Amazonian diversity: The world of Eumolpini

Leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae)

Toxic armor and Amazonian diversity: The world of Eumolpini

Leaf beetles (Chrysomelidae)

Banded net-winged beetle encountered in the Amazon forest

Net-winged beetles (Lycidae)

Banded net-winged beetle encountered in the Amazon forest

Net-winged beetles (Lycidae)

An inconspicuous sharpshooter leafhopper found in the Amazon rainforest 

Leafhoppers (Cicadellidae)

An inconspicuous sharpshooter leafhopper found in the Amazon rainforest 

Leafhoppers (Cicadellidae)
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