Kamera | Camera: Sony a7II

Objektiv | lens: Elicar V-HQ 90mm f2.5 MACRO

Brennweite | focal lenght: 90mm

Blende | aperture: f8

Belichtungszeit | shutter speed: 1/350 s

ISO 1250

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Bedraggled and saved from a web.

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Approximately 1cm long and capable of flying.

Gaharu Tea Valley, Gopeng

Spending it's day on a leaf. 7/5/2022

Wood boring insect tunnels

Flowers and insects

Clairon des abeilles

Sony Alpha A7II with FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS

Insect with beetle kill

Hoverfly

None of the flies (or other insects) in my photos are frozen or dead. None have been manually 'posed'. All are photographed alive and well in their natural environment, unless they are being killed or eaten by another insect in the photo.

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I was working out in the yard and when I walked by my garage I thought I had walked into a swarm of bees. They were everywhere but I quickly realized they were just ladybugs. I went inside for my camera and took a couple shots but it was freaky with these things landing all over me. They were in my hair, on my face, down my shirt. I couldn't take it. I took about 5 shots and had to get out of there. A couple of those little buggers even bit me. Other than mosquitoes, I've never been swarmed like that before. It was freaky. The weather was sunny and around 60 today so I am sure that had something to do with it.

No id. Woodbury, Minnesota.

Speckled wood butterflies in territorial dispute. Will try harder.

Wildlife encountered on the French River in Ontario, CA.

A selection of insects, luckily they weren't going anywhere in a hurry.

The sun came out this afternoon and through my mind went, bees, snowdrops, camera so out I went for we have many hundreds of snowdrops which the bees and other insects love. They were a-buzz with life but mostly the bees are far too fast for me to catch them, the other insects are a little slower.

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If you know the exact species, please leave me a note! She's only about 2 inches long.

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One of the prettiest dragonflies we have around here. (I know I say that about so many of the dragonflies I post.) Looking forward to seeing them again this summer. Libellula pulchella, Libellulidae. Central IL, Summer 2012.

Insect macro.

Macro do inseto.

One more drone to the red fraction. When you can't manufacture enough armies, enslave the indeginious life forms to do your bidding!

Flying insect

Seen in Renee's garden, Summer 2007.

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Vulcain (Vanessa atalanta),El Puerto de Santa Maria,Espagne

L'hôtel à insectes est un concept qui permet d'optimiser la présence, par la survie hivernale, d'insectes et d'arachnides qui sont souhaités notamment dans des écosystèmes où la pollinisation et la biodiversité sont recherchées, exemple jardin potager, verger, construction haute qualité environnementale . L'été, il peut également servir de support de ponte à certaines espèces comme les abeilles maçonnes.

Celui ci, d'une dimension imposante, se trouve à l'entrée de la réserve Pro Natura de Champ-Pittet près d'Yverdon

Allagelena gracilens / Araignée labyrinthe