Any Green Organisms?

[ra_teo]

This green leafhopper finally found a place where he won’t blend in with the surroundings

[mkanimallover]

Love the eyes!!

[dendroleon]

beautiful! lost in the eyes!

[tjeales]

Melopsittacus undulatus Budgerigar. The green shines in the late afternoon sun in a way that’s impossible for me to capture on film but they’re really green.

https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/26364806

[mkanimallover]

Massive obscure bird grasshopper, around 2.5 to 3 inches in size, and very pretty. It flew away in panic when I got too close, which is how I found it.

[asteroidowl]

This stink bug: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/311394090

[asteroidowl]

ahhh! thanks @mkanimallover for giving it an ID! it’s been languishing unloved for a bit.

[Clip]

Female Painted Bunting-Florida Backyard 2023

[Clip]

Green Treefrog-Florida Backyard 2019

[lawrence_from_california]

Guaiabero I saw in the Philippines

[shreedave]

This shiny little beetle.

[broacher]

Okay, I’ve sized these copies back in an effort to reduce server strain.

This Green Stink Bug nymph looked like it stepped right out of an old sci-fi movie.

This orbweaver was sporting a distinctive hue that I never saw on one before. It was hiding near a lakeshore so I wondered if that had something to do with it.

Jacked! My favorite weevil shot. It’s an Immigrant Green Weevil just astrutting along a fence post. Check out those abs, eh?

[davidklop]

Thericlesiella meridionalis - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/325463502

Undescribed mantophasmatodean - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/317519521

[Clip]

Green Lynx Spiders-in the 2nd photo the spider has caught a bee for lunch.

[danly]

Those lovely spiders would also qualify for
https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/show-us-your-spots/59254
and
https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/winning-at-camouflage/59324/258
(especially the second one, who is clearly winning)

[Clip]

Indeed they would. Funny you should bring up the camouflage topic. The only reason I saw the spider in the 2nd photo was because of the dark bee. I spotted the bee from inside of our car and asked my husband to stop the car. I didn’t know what the dark matter was until I got the photo home. But, it drew my eye and made me wonder what the dark mass was then finding the spider through my camera lens. We were inside a State Forest.

[danly]

I often find spiders when I am actively looking for bumblebees, like this observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/126144681
The bee had been freshly caught and the spider was actively spinning it and wrapping it up.
I felt sorry for the bee, but glad for the spider. Circle of life…

[pan_n]

tomatoe worms