Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE

[okie]

Hi GB .

#1 green butt .
#2 brown/orange butt.
#3 Red dragon .
#4 orange/brown dragon .

Easy peasy

[Dewi]

Okie.

Try African Migrant/vagrant for the green butterfly maybe?

See here (scroll down the page a bit)....

viewtopic.php?f=247&t=679&start=50

Have a look through the pages here for the Dragonflies.......

viewtopic.php?f=247&t=3210

Otherwise wait for ExFmem to log on as she is excellent at id-ing insects etc.

[okie]

I spoke to a friend , and it appears that these dragonflies could be : #1 - Broad Scarlet dragonfly-- Crocothemis erythraea , and
#2 - Little Scarlet D/fly -- Crocothemis sanguinolenta .

Whatever happened to Toko

[Richprins]

Toko has had a wonderful turnaround in her life, okie! Abroad!

[GlosterBirder]

Okie.

Try African Migrant/vagrant for the green butterfly maybe?

See here (scroll down the page a bit)....

viewtopic.php?f=247&t=679&start=50

Have a look through the pages here for the Dragonflies.......

viewtopic.php?f=247&t=3210

Otherwise wait for ExFmem to log on as she is excellent at id-ing insects etc.

Thank you

[ExFmem]

Your second butterfly is Acraea anemosa (common names: Broad-bordered acraea or Christmas-tree acraea )

It is not in AW's bfly book yet...hint, hint

[Mel]

Ex

[GlosterBirder]

Your second butterfly is Acraea anemosa (common names: Broad-bordered acraea or Christmas-tree acraea )

It is not in AW's bfly book yet...hint, hint

Thank you.

[nan]

I don't know if somebody has already seen this one

Upington, 10.12.2017

[ExFmem]

nan

My first impression is that it is a shield bug or stink bug of some type (Order Hemiptera, Heteroptera - true bugs).