English: A leaf-footed bug Anisocelis flavolineata[1] (Rhynchota: Coreidae). The specimen was found near Santa Fé (Veraguas Province, Panamá). It did stretch-exercises with its 'winged' back legs, probably to attract females.
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A flying insect near Santa Fé (Veraguas Province), Panamá. It did stretch-exercises with its 'winged' back legs, probably to attract females. In stead, it attracted me. :) Original filename: 040504_1430.jpg {{dvdm-h6}}
