St Andrew's cross spiders (Argiope pulchella) , another of the different species (Argiope aemula), probably a Cyclosa spider with a tail-like extension abdomen and another unidentified spider.
We also saw two different species of Crab spiders.
Lots of dragonflies
Is that a cricket or Katydids?, grasshoppers, and a small praying mantis on the bottom left.
Not sure what cartepillars is this, very tiny and hairy.
Lots of butterflies too. Look at the big eye spots on the wings. It looks so real. They use this eye spots to scare away predators.
this is a solitary halictid bee.
A very colourful Shield bug, Leafhoppers (Bothrogonia ferruginea), not sure the name of this bug and a frothy mass of bubbles created by spittlebugs.
Lots of ants
Some of the wild flowers and fruits that we saw along the way
Not forgetting a onch slug, changeble lizard, lots of halfbeak and archerfish.
The trail is just barely 1.5km, suprisingly there a home to many different type of insect, flora and fauna. Is a very good trail for photographers who want to shot all the colourful insects, flowers and birds.