As I was setting up I looked to the side and so this sort of a delta wing moth
This wasp, I believe is a banded paper wasp, Polistes sagittarius or Vespa affinis if I managed to get it correctly with Google
He just found this, what I thought was a cluster of dead leaves, next and you can see some sort of head peaking out at the top and another abdomen below.
Here an eye is more evident as well as some sort of abdomen below
Here he looks to be hunting and probing. How was he attracted to this specific next? Probably some sort of pheromone.
More probing
A closer look
Detaching a segment of the structure
Finally harvesting a piece of the structure that contains what appears to be some sort of larvae
This little flower was just above ground level, about 4 - 5 mm across
An orange and black banded Syntomis huebneri
Side view
Dorsal presentation
I am enchanted by this flower, Melastomataceae, - it just happens
Walking home, I passed a group of banana plants. Between two of the leaves was this small Nephila. Though not well focused, the dragline was very evident.
From the side - against the blurred green background, she is simply stunning. A small Argyrodes has already invaded her web
Then I moved my tripod and she dropped to this blade of grass.
Another view
A dorsal view
Another
C. Frank Starmer