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Myrmarachne japonica

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insect

n. member of a group of very small invertebrate animals having segmented bodies and three pairs of legs.

Honey Bees gathering at Pump 5 at an Exxon petrol station in Delmar, Maryland. The phenomenon occurs in 3 year cycles at the same set of pumps.

A bee fly (Bombyllus major) on green alkanet (Pentaglottis sempervirens). Its prominent proboscis can be seen probing for nectar; some people fear this fly, believing the proboscis to be a sting.

Author Manuel Sirgo, folded by me.

Eumenes sp - Eumenidae

En position pour la nuit

I suspect this a type of weevil, but I'm not sure.I know I've seen it in a field guide at some point.

 

Is this a sweet potato weevil?

Auf meinem Hundespaziergang überquerte diese Heuschrecke die Straße.

Ich hatte leider nur die Möglichkeit zu Schnappschüssen.

 

During my walk with my dog this grasshopper crossed the street.

I only have had time for some snapshots.

ID'd by @dendroica as possibly the larva of the Asian Multicolored Lady Beetle. There were a few of them on the dill I bought at the Olympia Farmers Market this morning. I shoo'd them into the front yard, so hopefully they'll find the aphids tasty.

This is a praying mantids that resemble a dead and dried leaf for protection. This is a female from Malaysia.

Ian, re your recent posting.

 

Co-incidentally yesterday I was photographing several members of the Ichneumonidae family one of which is shown above (another now below).

 

This particular chap was on a tree trunk using its super sensitive antenae to probe down into the moss looking for the caterpillars of moths and butterflies.

 

When it finds one it uses its ovipositor (big sharp thing at the back) to lay eggs on/in the caterpillar.

 

The Larvae of all Ichneumonidae are endoparisitoids.

 

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If you do share it then I know a good therapist whose hourly rate is very reasonable.

 

Taken handheld on a Canon 5D Mk1 with a 180mm Sigma Macro Lens.

 

We were watching these dragons flying and catching insects on the wing hardly ever landing but this one decided to have a break from fighting the wind

Diparopsis castanea (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). This Owlet moth is a cotton pest and was found during field expedition in Morrumbala, Zambezia Province, Mozambique by the team leadered by Prof Domingos Cugala, from the Faculty of Agronomy and Forest Engineering, Eduardo Mondlane University.

 

Photoshop Project to create a digital character. By Melanie Martinez, 2009

Another shot from butterfly world today. This locust is from Africa,Asia and is 60mm in length.

Messingham nature reserve, North Lincolnshire

Stag beetles are a group of about 1,200 species of beetle in the family Lucanidae. This example is the species Lucanus cervus, and is the largest terrestrial insect in the UK.

A beetle walked there, the sand looks like this because it rained the day before.

Macro phone photography on found insects

Random buzzer shot - a Horse Fly I think.

There aren't many insects to be found outside at this time, but these stay happily in our house. Painted stones for our daily challenge on the insect world.

Castanea Boulder Field Loop Trail @ Castanea, Pennsylvania

Bugs, flies, butterflies all on the same flower... I will need some help identifying all :)

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