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Two weeks ago there were dozens of these little Mantis nymphs today this is the only one I could find. 4/21/2023
Arrowhead blue (Glaucopsyche piasus), female, photographed about 7 miles west of Woods Landing, Wyoming, on July 3, 2016.
Unidentified insect foraging on flowers of Cryptandra arbutiflora var. tubulosa.
Near Castle Rock, Dunsborough, Western Australia
Another variant of Coccophagus obscurus parasitoid wasp of the Aphelinidae family found in the garden. This one has very yellow markings on the frons and around the orbit, plus more defined stripes on the tergites. Additional pictures below.
It;s the rainy season... time for all little maggots to grow up and dance around the light at night.
A "debris-carrying" lacewing larva. It's about 2-3 mm in length. It looks like a walking miniature cotton ball.
This insect was walking on a fence along the Caperton Rail-Trail, WVU Core Arboretum, Morgantown, WV. August, 2010.
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A cooperating harmless [house] centipede found sheltering in my garage. It was unharmed by this photoshoot and returned into the garage where it will carry on with its beneficial insect control mission.
Episode 8, Part 1 of 2.
A parasitised Scale collected on 6th April from a bay tree growing in Hastings Cemetery. In the picture below you can see an exit hole from which a male Metaphycus dispar parasitoid wasp eclosed on 13th April.
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I don't remember where I took this. I think this is a grasshopper, but don't take my word for it.
Photoshop: crop, curves, hue/saturation, layers, eraser