There are endles varieties of grasshopper, but this one is quite beautiful and unusual.
Butterflies and moths abound at La Ceiba. While butterflies decorate the days with their colors, moths populate the nights with their more restrained decor.
White and velvety moth, another beautiful inhabitant of the night, caught here off guard the morning after!
Uncommonly beautiful and artifully dressed, this moth is a rare sight at the farm. Do not take it for an owl!
The subject of sexualized legends, and in spite of its scary looks, this big insect pretty much keeps to itself in the night.
Brown, black and white are predominant colors in our moth population.
The spots on this moth's wings helps it camouflage in the night hours.
Popularly called "palito" (little stick) in Spanish, this mantis really looks like a little stick and is almost invisible when it is on a plant.
This mantis is actually a slightly bigger relative of palito.
Butterlies abound in the daytime at La Ceiba. We have planted some flowers that attract them to sparkle the daytime hours.
Bright and orange this butterfly outshines many for its beauty.
Butterlies make colorful spots in the air and around flowers.
Butterflies reproduce sexually through eggs that are laid by the female.