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2011/08/30 Ikeda
Pellucid Hawk moth
(Oosukashiba)
K-5+Extension Tube No.1+Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 300mm f4 hand hold
Crickets, Silkworm, Beetle for Sale!
Route 60, Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Deceased dobsonfly near Grand River in Brantford. This mostly aquatic insect leaves the water to breed, then quickly dies. Specimen was more than 4" long
might it be where the fairies dwell?
A fungus with some sort of nest-thingie, probably from an insect?
insect taken today 14 July 2012 - RSPB Community Forum members (Barnsley Lad and Mrs T) have come up trumps and supplied a name: ichneumon wasp . ("they are parasitic wasps and are harmless .. - believe this one is Amblyteles armatorius") - many thanks to them.
A visitor from last year. I wish I had my macro lens and nicer setup that day. But overall, you can still tell how amazing this creature is.
Pepsis menechma, female. Pompilidae. Southwestern Research Station, Cave Creek Canyon, Cochise County, Arizona
This stick insect was found on the frame of the car window. The size can be seen here against the gum leaves
About 4" or 10cm long
You know you're addicted to flickr when you come home from work hungry & put up photos, seeking comments, before you make dinner. Oh, well. This is a volunteer moth model. He (Yes, it is a he, as signified by the large white patch on the back wings, rather than two smaller spots!) was in my sunroom, resting on the slider door. Naturally, I took a few photos before I shooed him outside. I believe he is a grape leaffolder moth. Someone, please correct me if I'm wrong! Seen in Columbia County, New York, USA on May 30, 2009.