Walking Leaf Insect Enamel Pin Color:Green and climb upwards towards the

and climb upwards towards the top of plants at night to rest

pupae cocoon themselves in leaves bound with silk and rely on leaf litter to stay hidden on the forest floor

with females being larger than males

Black and ghoulish glow-in-the-dark greens will make this your go-to gal for spooky season

One of the world’s most colorful weevils

Walking Leaf Insect Enamel Pin Color:Green and climb upwards towards theFound in South Asia, India, and Australia, walking leaves are known for their masquerades at all stages of life. Many species mimic brightly colored, foul tasting local insects (such as ants) while in their nymph stage. With successive molts, Phyllidae become more and more leaf like, until their final adult forms become almost impossible to spot amongst real foliage. This Pulchriphyllium pulchrifolium adult female pin was originally from our September