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I'm sure this strange-looking insect is some sort of beetle, but have no idea what kind. It was floating in the water at the houseboat and when I lifted it out, it raised up it's antenna. Then it just sat all day in the sunshine on this piece of cardboard. Sometime during the night, it left. Any ideas???
I went to the zoo today with a big group of friends. We had so much fun but it was so hut. Ugh. We're going to a Reds' game tonight. We all know how much I hate sports, but I love these people so it shouldn't be too bad.
I'm so happy to have a camera again. My friend Rachelle and I are plotting for two mass photoshoots together.
SOOC
This multipede was seen along the pathway to Haew Narok Waterfall in Khao Yai National Park in Thailand in April 2013.
This is a stacked photo, using approx. 80 pictures. It's a beetle found in Sweden. The whole head is only 3 mm long (0.118 inches)
Chains breaking up. These I just caught! Only had about 1 minute from the time I realized what I was seeing until it was all over. These insects acually connect into chains. I nearly missed it. The images are just not very crisp but you can see what is going on.
Look at this in the original size to see what is going on.
This hoverfly (Rhingia campestris) is a common insect in woodlands and elsewhere. It has an extraordinary projection on it's face which houses it's long proboscis, with which it can feed from deep tubed flowers like bluebells. This has earned it the nickname of the Heineken Fly - after the advertising slogan "reaches the parts other beers cannot reach"
Photo taken using a Canon Digital Rebel. 3D pair achieved using the "side-step" method (at Wings of Fancy butterfly habitat at Brookside Gardens in Silver Spring, MD).
I took this photo for Hump Wednesday! Insects found in the garden of the holiday apartment I was staying at in Brisbane.