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Simply captivating. I. NSECTS. in. G. REEN. Arthur Y. C. Chung July , 2013. GREEN symbolizes nature and the natural world. It represents tranquility, self-respect and well being.

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NSECTS

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  1. Simply captivating I NSECTS in G REEN Arthur Y. C. Chung July, 2013

  2. GREEN symbolizes nature and the natural world. It represents tranquility, self-respect and well being. Some insects are green in colour, of different shades and patterns that blend in well with their surroundings. A GREEN Grasshopper Nymph Photo: Arthur Chung

  3. The Magic of Metamorphosis Aningeniously camouflaged GREEN caterpillar feeding on citrus leaves. Photo: Arthur Chung

  4. After having enough food, the GREEN caterpillar began to pupate. Photo: Arthur Chung

  5. The pupa is also GREEN in colour. “The creation of a caterpillar into the body and wings of a butterfly is, without doubt, one of the wonders of life on earth.” Photo: Arthur Chung

  6. The emerged adult is a beautiful female PapilionidaeButterfly – Papiliomemnon, basically black and olive GREEN of different shades. Photo: Arthur Chung

  7. Stick insect identified by C. L. Chan A Bornean endemic GREEN Stick Insect, Phoebaticuskirbyiof the lowland rainforest in Sabah. Photo: Arthur Chung

  8. A spectacular montaneGREEN–banded Cicada, Tacuaspeciosa of Crocker Range, Sabah. Photo: Arthur Chung

  9. Say ‘Hello’ to the giant GREEN Praying Mantis– Hierodulasp. of Sepilok, Sandakan. Photo: Arthur Chung

  10. A pastel GREEN Moon Moth, Actiasselene of Mount Silam, Sabah. Photo: Arthur Chung

  11. A metallic GREEN Jewel Bug, Callipharanobilis of Taman Warisan, Sandakan. Photo: Arthur Chung

  12. A bright apple GREEN Geometridae Moth, Agathia succedanea of Crocker Range, Sabah. Photo: Arthur Chung

  13. A star-like yellowish GREEN female Lasiocampidae Moth, Trabalaganesha with a ‘heart’ on the forewings. Photo: Arthur Chung

  14. An iridescent GREEN & black Flower Beetle, Heterorhinasimula of UluTungud Forest Reserve, Sabah. Beetle identified by Steven Chew Photo: Arthur Chung

  15. A distinctively black and electric-GREEN male Rajah Brooke’s Birdwing, Troides(Trogonoptera) brookiana. Photo: Arthur Chung

  16. A GREEN-spotted Triangle Butterfly, Graphiumagamemnon of MilianLabau Forest Reserve, Sook. Photo: Arthur Chung

  17. An emerald GREENSwallowtail, Papiliopalinurus of MilianLabau Forest Reserve, Sook. Photo: Arthur Chung

  18. A striking forest GREENBornean endemic Flower Beetle, Pseudochalcotheaviridipes of Rafflesia Forest Reserve, Tambunan. Beetle identified by Steven Chew Photo: Arthur Chung

  19. A GREEN Ant – Queen of the Common Weaver Ant, Oecophyllasmaragdina at Taman Warisan, Sandakan. Photo: Arthur Chung

  20. A predatory metallic GREEN Long-legged Fly of the family Dolichopodidae, from Taman Warisan, Sandakan. Photo: Arthur Chung

  21. A GREEN Bush Cricket of the family Tettigoniidae from Trusmadi Forest Reserve, Tambunan. Photo: Arthur Chung

  22. That’s all. Thank you for watching! Hope you are entertained. Compiled by Arthur Y. C. Chung Music Music Box Dancer Frank Mills July, 2013 GREEN Cicada, Dundubiavaginata. Photo: Arthur Chung

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