The males are a striking-looking seaduck. There were six in this group.

Both sexes are heavily streaked. Males have a red chest and head which can vary due to diet. According to Wikipedia, the females are typically attracted to the males with the deepest pigment of red to their head.

Small bird of pray.

Have been seeing this Ogre-faced Spider often at my regular place since they tend to stay at one place unless disturbed. Pics #1, #2, #3 and #4 are of the same individual, large size for Spiders, around 1.5 cm from head to tail, and legs are very long. Pics #1, #2 and #3 were taken on the same day at early part of evening, when the Spider starts to come out, before constructing its web nettings. Pic #4 is of the same Spider on another day, with its web nettings ready to catch prey. Pic #5 is of a different Spider during day time, when it is resting/hiding and camouflaging among dead leaves/twigs or small branches.

Small bird of pray.

A small sized female Praying Mantis, possibly of the species Ceratomantis cf gigliotosi. Am not definitely sure of the ID, but was told by a Mantis expert, it is the closest match. Ceratomantis gigliotosi is reported from western part of Borneo island.