Went to the blacklight station at Wilson Botanic Garden - so much diversity. Incredible! I'm planning on working on ID's for these later, but of course, won't turn down any assistance. :)
https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/sambiology/25760-costa-rica-wow

Tugging down the falling stars

No outward sign of them at their natal colony site, but a gentle tug at their foodplant brought down a few remaining adults. Don't fly very well, by day - really glide, crash & hide. But jump extremely well! Intriguing to consider whether colour variation is age-related in same species or perhaps a visiting different species? I saw 7 pale fellows only 2 green

Made it to the Wilson Botanic Garden and Las Cruces Biological Station, so I walked around to see what was showing up to the lights around the building.
I've still got lots of work on the ID's for this...
https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/sambiology/25760-costa-rica-wow

Done with infancy, time to try adultery!

Colony mostly colourful adults, with some waxy nymphs still hanging about, mostly clustered.
See 1st adult emergence at this colony: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/15714506