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Created from an original photo, taken in the park .

Greta Oto, also known as a Glass Winged Butterfly, photographed at Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory in South Deerfield, MA. Found in Central and northern regions of South America with sightings as far north as Texas and as far south as Chile. I mist admit, in spite of the lack of fancy coloration, this is one of my favorite butterflies. It seems so delicate, but, in reality, it's capable of lifting up to 40 times its weight and participates in very long migrations.

A close up of a harvestman also known as daddy longleg

Happy Easter eggs arsenal.

Unique and organic photo of a tiny leafhopper. Looks like it has a big smiley face

Look at all those pollen on this bee! Give this bee the "BEST EMPLOYEE" Award please! A Unique and organic photo of a pollinated bee on a flower

A close up of a crab spider to capture its unique head shape!

A gorgeous metallic jumper (Siler semiglaucus) which I've mistaken for the famous peacock spider

A unique Ricaniid Planthopper. Take a closer look at it wings, it has transparent areas to mimic a dead leaf!

Looks like the metallic leaf beetle is carefully walking across the slippery leaf covered with morning dew

A close up of a swarm of ants tending to a treehopper

Unique and organic photo close up of a ant carrying a brood

A unique and organic close up of a spiny leaf beetle drinking from the wet leaf

A beautiful forest cockroach (Ectobius sylvestris) caring for its babies on a leaf.

A close up of a fungus weevil (Anthribidae)

A leafhopper nymph with a tiny hitchhiking mite

A close up of a bagworm hiding in its self-made home

A close up of a yellow tussock moth with morning bed head!

A close up of a common yellow skipper (butterfly) with wings opened

Unique and organic photo close up of a assassin bug nymph

A close up looking directly at a planthopper

A close up of a common yellow skipper (butterfly)

A close up looking from the top of the planthopper

A close up of a bagworm emerging from its home

These insects are wingless, elongated and more or less cylindrical with a distinctive humped thorax and covered with tiny, close-fitting scales. The colour is usually grey or brown, sometimes intricately patterned.

A gorgeous metallic jumper (Siler semiglaucus) which I've mistaken for the famous peacock spider

A gorgeous metallic jumper (Siler semiglaucus) which I've mistaken for the famous peacock spider

A gorgeous Striped albatross butterfly (Appias libythea) with mesmerising eyes

A close up of a earwig (Dermaptera)

Unique and organic photo close up of a Darkling beetle (Strongylium sp.). It has a interesting looking humps on its back

A close up of a gorgeous Syngonium Albo with stunning variegation!

A close up of a gorgeous Syngonium Albo with stunning variegation!

A Unique and organic photo of a longhorn beetle resting on a leaf

A close up looking directly at a tiger beetle

A close up of a robber fly (assassin fly) waiting for its next prey

A close up of a spiny leaf beetle