Cliff's got this one, too. And again, the ID can be confirmed by a close look at the terminal appendages. They're not as clear as the other individual, but you can still tell that the paraprocts are distinctly longer than the cerci. I like the purple eyes as a field mark, too. They always scream Dusky Dancer to me, but I can't say for sure that Powdereds never have them.

To me, this image looks like a Powdered Dancer, but not as mature as your previous image (you can just see a black shoulder stripe under the developing pruinosity, but the abdomen isn't yet as pruinose) while the one on the twig looks like a Kiowa Dancer, IMO. We have a lot of the Kiowa Dancers where I live. Compare for a lateral view of a male Kiowa Dancer (ID confirmed by Dr. Abbott at UT.) The narrow pale ring is bordered by two black rings, and there's a blue/violet area between the black/pale/black pattern. The blue/violet areas shade their way down the abdomen.

This image does not show that kind of pattern, but the dorsal view of the one on the twig does.