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Bueno amig@s, aquí os dejo una imagen de un pequeño insecto que estaba tomando el sol en el Parque El Capricho.

 

Como podréis ver, si hacéis ZOOM de la imagen, podréis apreciar todos sus diminutos elementos.

 

Confío que os guste.

 

Saludos.

 

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Large insect hotel at Turlin Moore Community Garden.

Insect serangga x tau nama...nyamuk rumput kot.

© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul

This small insect was walking on my desk as I was working from home. Needless to say I was distracted me for a few minutes as I got out my D500 and Laowa macro lens and took its picture. It is on a Mitutoyo scale where each of the lines is 500um apart. Not knowing what kind of insect it is, I took it outside to live after I was done taking pictures.

a brown hawker dragonfly at billinge green near northwich

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

A Japanese Mushi Kago (Insect Cage) made sometime around the 1960s, displayed here with a Bamboo Cricket inside to show the scale.

insectes de la Prade de Thuir

Black-shouldered Spinyleg dragonfly (Dromogomphus spinosus) emerging along the Potomac River, Port Frederick State Park, Maryland

A cooperating harmless [house] centipede found sheltering in my garage. It was unharmed and returned into the garage where it will carry on with its beneficial insect control mission.

mouche-zèbre aux yeux rouges

 

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Hoverfly in flight - Episyrphus balteatus - natural light

Id: Jumping Spider

Scientific Name: Bagheera kiplingi (Female)

A member of "salticidae" spider family.

যন্ত্রপাতি: ক্যানন ৭০০ ডি + ১৮-৫৫ মিমি রিভার্সড।

স্থান: নোয়াখালী বিজ্ঞান ও প্রযুক্তি বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়।

 

©Sarwar Bin Mostafa

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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

Sweet little Bee variety resting on wooden pist

Life and death in Arthropods. The large bug is attacking one of the bees, Apis, that visited the butterflyweed, Asclepias tuberosa, in my wife's flower garden. I didn't hang around to see the rest of this episode. I probably should have.

 

Any help in identifying the predator would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! (Licht~~~~ has identified this insect as a Rhynocorus. I am grateful. I'll go with that, unless someone has a different suggestion.)

 

Larger sizes are available. Thanks for looking.

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