It was the Wednesday just before the Chinese new year and we were allowed to leave office post lunch and i had the perfect idea of spending that afternoon in the wild. So I picked up my gear from my house and left for one of the very amazing parks in Singapore (I cannot share the locations for Obvious reasons, sorry). I have visited this park many times during day time and at Night.

I have had a lot of success in finding and photographing a lot of rarely seen bugs here in the Park and I was not at all disappointed this time around also.

So without wasting anymore of your time on my pathetic skills of writing a blog post i leave you to these beautiful photos.

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Hypolycaena erylus teatus, (Common Tit)

ID Help pls

Xenocatantops humilis

A very colorful Fly - ID help pls

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Heavy Jumper - Jumping Spider

Long Jaw Spider

Long Jaw Spider

Long Jaw Spider

Termites

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

Green Whip Snake

When I talk about documenting wildlife on White background nobody does it better than "Meet Your Neighbor" and I got my inspiration and motivation to try documenting Wildlife near me on Whites. A big "thank you' to Clay blot for teaching and sharing the skills and tricks.

So it was Valentines day when we decided to shoot at night(not a good idea leaving your wife alone at home) at one of the most Bio diverse Nature reserve in Singapore. When we were there the last week (Read the full story here - http://naturesamore.blogspot.sg/2015/02/a-meeting-with-magnificent-blue-nawab.html) we met the magnificent Blue Nawab Caterpillar who was the highlight of the outing and this time we met alot of different species of bugs with an exception of an Amphibian a Black-eyed litter frog who was the Highlight this time. We also came across Heteropoda Davidbowie (our very first sighting and it looked stunning) and this guy had magnificent orange coloration all over body.