Eastern Twilight Surprises
2:28 AM
Ants, Araneidae, Butterflies, East, Grasshoppers, Neoscona, Parks, Spiders, Sunsets, Tetragnatha, Thomisidae
Tampines
East, Singapore
February 2013
The visit at twilight was full of little surprises...
A Tetragnathidae (Big-Jawed Spider) silhouetted against the rays of the setting sun...
A blob of unknown origin...
A bright-hued grasshopper...
A freckled one...
And a moulted one...
A bright Ampittia Dioscorides Camertes (Bush Hopper)...
Ant burrows in little hills that go deep underground...
A plant that appeared...
The Dusk Web Builder
Tampines
East, Singapore
February 2013
When the sun descends below the horizon, the world slowly turns from twilight to dusk. At a park Tampines, a place with no electrical lighting, it is when the grass and marsh darkens. The world there then comes alive with lots of "Eastern Twilight Surprises"...
Twilight is also the time when nocturnal spiders awake from their daytime positions inside leaves, inside burrows, on webs, and come alive to...
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