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Following the lives of the koa bugs on the Hawaii Wildlife Center grounds (mostly through photographs). Please note that I am not an entomologist or koa bug expert. This blog simply exists to share my fascination with these amazing insects.

Babies! (with an older nymph standing by)

Posted on March 20, 2014March 20, 2014 by t3hflo0f3h

babies and an older nymph

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