More from Mocoa Colombia

[davholla]

I was not so sure about this but people on flickr like this (often the case)
Spider IMG_6801 by davholla2002, on Flickr

I like this more but not everyone shares my opinion (saying that faves are not really scientific)
Moth IMG_7032 by davholla2002, on Flickr

Moth IMG_7041 by davholla2002, on Flickr

Moth IMG_7052 by davholla2002, on Flickr

Butterfly IMG_7116 by davholla2002, on Flickr

A grasshopper - so many different ones there it was amazing
Cricket IMG_6910 by davholla2002, on Flickr

 

[Graham]

They like the spider cos its a Jumping spider and a lovely one at that.
I also like what looks like a clear wing burnet moth but I`m probably far out on that.
The Butterfly looks a lovely one also, could it be in the Family of (Coenonympha) Heath Family ?

 

[davholla]

They like the spider cos its a Jumping spider and a lovely one at that.
I also like what looks like a clear wing burnet moth but I`m probably far out on that.
The Butterfly looks a lovely one also, could it be in the Family of (Coenonympha) Heath Family ?

Thank you I got the moth identified as Dinia eagrus. -a different family according to my google search from Burnet moths.
I should have said that all 60+ photos I took were within 400 ms of where I was staying and most with 100ms.

 

[GardenersHelper]

My preferences are the same as yours for the first two. The light is perhaps a little on the harsh side with #1? It is a difficult subject though, with its shiny, deep black right next to furry white, and perhaps somewhat shiny leaves too. Not easy to get all that to work well together.

I think the textures and detail in #2 are great. Super antennae shape and position.

Lovely pattern and detail on #5 too.