Insects and flowers

Most likely a fritillary of some sort.

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An archive shot.

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Chihuahua Dessert Research Institute, Ft. Davis, Jeff Davis County, Texas

close up macro of a insect sitting on a leaf

50mm - f/16 - 68mm tubes, focus stacked

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Found this (long dead) moth on a bill, i'm not sure what it is but I take every opportunity to practice focus stacking now. There are few insects around this time of the year... =)

by Zrno2009

An unusual sight. An Eucalyptus Tip-Wilter Bug and an Ornate Spiny Ant just hanging out on a leaf.

An earwig was captured on a Mexican clover blossom along the nature trail at the St. Lucie Lock & Dam in Stuart, Florida.

White Springs Dike

Cicadellidae

Zitronenfalter im Wald.

Not sure of the ID maybe Terellia ruficauda

This is a photo of a generic flying insect

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I had hard time capturing it because of the wind but i think this photo is also beautiful enough :)

Dallas Fanning NP

INSECT WORLD

A magical scene

Dragonfly in summer sun

In an insect world

By Henrhyde (gill)

Dragonfly drying out in sun – probably hatched out from Nymph stage .

Dragonflies do not live long – just days or a few weeks ,

In the nymph stage – they live for years , in mud in ponds .

Butterfly Farm, Stratford-Upon-Avon , new born just drying out wings

This little Praying mantid had just hatched ( I actually had the egg case or ootheca, in the laundry room, for safe keeping, that I had collected from client gardens) along with his siblings. Needless to say I quickly moved them out into the garden near flowers. With any luck I will be feeding him crickets by late summer!

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diese mir bis heute unbekannte Spinne saß auf meiner Strohblume - es ist eine Springspinne und sie war erstaunlich schnell

A little sun brought out a few insects. 1/2/2023

This is a ro (silk gauze) Nagoya obi (a style of woman's sash) from the late Taisho period (1920s). It depicts a variety of insects that are commonly kept as pets in Japan including, Bell-Ring Crickets, Bush-Crickets or Katydids, Long-headed Locusts and Grass Larks .

Insects and plants doing as they will do.

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Swan Creek

I shot these little insects @ a Butterfly farm in the Northern Thai...........they can be big ya!

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