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9:45pm, Saturday 3rd June. A a performance of 'Insect' by 'Theater Titanick'.
This was the start of the finale, before the two 'halves' of the insect merged.
El día se presentaba propicio para una kedada de macro. El frío prometía dejar muy quietos a los pobres insectos hasta bien entrada la mañana.
Los zalos (zalosev y zalobetis) decidieron aprovechar la mañana y acercarse a primera hora a los miradores, a la espera de la llegada del grupo FS
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Insect and flower. I shot this series with Olympus TOUGH TG-5 by using (normal) macro feature. In this case I could not use extended focus because insect was moving way too fast and it was quite challange to get some photos even with normal macro. I shot over 200 photos to get these few. However with compact macro (with small sensor size) this is somewhat easier than with full frame sensor DSLR and macro lens. Hausjärvi, Finland. 28.8.2017
Undetermined insect species, on the property of Unicornio Azul, E of La Capellania, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Depto. Huehuetenango, Guatemala, 7 Aug 2017.
This is my first time capturing insects. The one on top is taken with a macro converter added to my standard 18-55mm lens, all the others are taken with 70-300mm lens.
A l'entrée de l'Insectarium de Montréal (Jardin Botanique)
Inside the Montreal Insectarium (Botanical Garden)
A cuckoo wasp is looking for one of my Osmia females to make a mistake. The species may be Sapyga angustata.
Colorful dragonfly
Away from the landscapes and portraits, i try to indulge in macro scene using a newly acquired sigma 70-300mm...
another gothic looking creature, completely blending to the underneath of a branch and required the very sharp eyes of the guide to point it to us. this species have very strange orange spikes on its back. this shot even captured some cob-web on its pair of "horns" at the front of the head.
updated:
this species have been identified as a rare male Parectatosoma species endemic in Madagascar and not yet described, based on emails sent to me by various experts. glad that i had a chance to see such an amazing creature.
Don't really know ..... but you can find it and plenty of dragonfly type things all along the canal in Bridgwater.
Class Insecta - Insects
Subclass Pterygota - Winged Insects
Order Diptera - Flies
No Taxon Nematocera
Infraorder Tipulomorpha
Family Trichoceridae - Winter Crane Flies or Winter Gnats
Genus Trichocera
Around 25 species in this genera in North America.
Episode 8, Part 2 of 2.
See previous post.
A male Metaphycus dispar parasitoid wasp that has recently eclosed from the Scale insect cocoon in the previous post. Cocoon was found on bay in Hasatings Cemetery on 6th April, adult wasp eclosed on 13th April. Additional pictures below.
Artist Regina Silveira's patterns of oversized insects swarm across the floors and walls of this room at the Goldie Paley Gallery in Brazil.
The island's trees were full of adult Mayflies; as such Ring-billed Gulls were busy flying to feed on this bounty. At night, just as dusk was falling, we were treated to the jigging flight of these insects.
My daughter at a butterfly zoo in Victoria Canada
A post for mon@rch - who has so generously enriched our birding experience. His new group is "insect-in-hand". Check it out!
This is one of the spiders that come running across the living-room floor.
they are big...at least for the UK.
The female of the above can reach a size of 18 mm, with the male being about 4 mm smaller. It is mainly found in houses and gardens but also under logs and holes in banks especially in southern England.
Males and females live together for some weeks after mating until the male dies, when his remains will be eaten by the female. The egg sac is spherical and covered with a thin layer of soil or wood-chips (depends on habitat) or, if these materials are not available, then with remains of prey etc. This layer is often covered with another layer of silk, and the whole is placed within the web structure.