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Insecte desconegut, d'uns 2 cm de llargada.
Unknown insect, 2 cm large.
A Japanese Mushi Kago (Insect Cage) made sometime around the 1960s, displayed here with a Bamboo Cricket inside to show the scale.
Insects cabinet at the Edna W. Lawrence Nature Lab, Rhode Island School of Design.
Photography by Louis Rakovich
Fiz uploud desta foto só para mostrar ao prof.fturmog que era um inseto semelhante ao que ele havia postado,mas esqueci a foto aberta e agora tô com vergonha do pó do muro..hehe
ah,deixa pra lá..
Obrigada pelos gentis comentários
I normally can't stand bugs of any shape or size, but I couldn't stop chasing this little guy around to get a shot of him.
Unidentified insect. A cricket of some sort? 3 February 2018. Tortuguero, Costa Rica.
Profoto A1, on-camera.
Can anyone identify this insect, please?
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Black-shouldered Spinyleg dragonfly (Dromogomphus spinosus) emerging along the Potomac River, Port Frederick State Park, Maryland
In the middle of this area Groene Weelde (green wealth) I stumbled upon a bug house, or insect hotel.
Really love them....
I took a few photos of insects seen near the Elveden Estate Lifestyle Shops in rural Suffolk. I have no idea what any of them are so any help would be appreciated.
In ABCs and 123s: I is for Insect
Insekt auf Pusteblume des Löwenzahns. Insect, dandelion.
Dudweiler, Saarland, Germany.
May 2009.
Literarisches Fotoalbum zu Ehren des Löwenzahns:
www.ronald-henss-verlag.de/literarisches-fotoalbum/pusteb...
Taken 11.59pm 16 September 2021 Croxteth Park Moth night Liverpool. Canon EOS 7D Canon 15-85mm lens at 85mm F8 60th ISO 320 . Camera pop up flash.
One of three Green Shieldbugs in the wild rose, there were also a couple of Gorse Shieldbugs but they were too fast.
A detail from Sophia's 7th grade insect project that we worked on all summer, starting with catching the bugs, then identifying them, storing them in containers with a little card with their name on it, then finally arranging them on foam board with a typed out information card, pinning them and making a wooden frame for it. We caught bugs in our backyard, on a camping trip, in Greece and in Colorado. We caught everything from a spiked oak borer to a yellow-legged mud dauber wasp to an Iberian scarce swallowtail butterfly to a bald-faced aerial yellow jacket to a velvet long-horned beetle to an American cockroach. This is the centerpiece, a Dawson fly caught by a friend golfing in Hawaii.