Heather R

Your tiger moth is from Genus Ormetica, probably one of these 2 species:

O. ataenia or O. taeniata-temperata

It's in the Grammia genus, but you need pics of the hindwings to get a species i.d.

Well, it's definitely a robber fly (Family Asilidae) and the projection at the tip of the striped abdomen indicates it's probably a female. They will eat any other insect they can take down, including other robber flies.

Interesting shell pattern. And the shell also seems to have flattened sides rather than rounded.

Look at mud and red salamanders. It looks like a juvenile, but you will probably need the size and more detail information (number of toes, face coloration, underside coloration, etc) to make a confident i.d.

It's a cicada molt/exuvia

http://www.whatsthatbug.com/2013/07/08/c...

It looks like field hedge bindweed.

Are the white blossom and the smaller pink one both from the same plant?

Look at African spurred tortoises

You can always label it as a Parasa species moth and leave it at that.