Day 2

June 21, 2008

Indianapolis, Indiana

(Taken by Michael)

Marmalade hoverfly. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

some kind of bug

Day.

Halysidota tessellaris, larva. Erebidae. Denison University Biological Reserve, Granville, Licking County, Ohio.

© Artur Cięgotura, REDISCOVER Nature /EEA

Silverfish - Lepisma saccharina

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I am hoping someone can identify this insect. In our house last week. The wife gentle lady she is always removes and puts outside spiders insects etc. when she picked this one up it, gave a shock like a wasp sting but it didnt last. I didnt think it was a mosquito too large. I dont know help please . Just for the record.

Peppered moth, attracted to UV light and torch one evening. Cambridge, UK.

Episyrphus balteatus - Marmalade fly - Syrphe ceinturé - Hainschwebfliege seems to love it -:)

Kanha National Park

Gomphurus ventricosus, male, Gomphidae. University of Michigan Biological Station, Cgeboygan County, Michigan,

Giant Leopard Moth

Family - Arctiidae

Carter Co., Tennessee.

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20140822-_EJB4805 - Lighthouse Field, West Cliff, Bethany, SCZ (CA)

Siam Insect Zoo, Chiang Mai

Inseto muito estranho

From the insect family Syrphidae.

Strobist info: Soligor MZ 400 AFM program flash + homemade diffuser (2 layers of kitchen towel).

Specs: 200mm DC lens + 68mm AF extension tubes.

Insect fly

I took thisin Danum Valley conservation area when I was in Borneo with Raleigh International.

Réserve naturelle du Bois-des-Patriotes, St-Denis sur Richelieu, partie sud.

Photo Gilles Arbour

the day i found Saxo *see photoset about my furry friend here* it was raining and overcast, so the day wasn't really suitable for anything but portraits. of insects...

Audubon Nature Center at Chatfield, June 30, 2012. Entomology hike led by Michael Weissman.

This would not stay still long enough for a perfectly focused photo, argh.

Insect laying egg. shot taken along Changi beach. Seems to be hundreds of them there

Flesh Fly - Sarcophagidae

An impressing insect sitting on a window.

Macro mode.

Who can tell me about the exact species. The body was slightly less than 1 inch / 2.5 cm.

Collection INSECTES / Credit Photo : Denis COUVET - LESBOITESNOIRES - tous droits réservés