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A gorgeous lemon yellow and black hoverfly. I under exposed this by -0.7 steps and the yellow markings have come out just right. A bit of adjustment in Photoshop and I think this looks pretty good. Although, even with this treatment the left hand side of the face has burnt out!

Unknown insect by Siep

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I can`t really id this insect,anybody?Saw it in Portugal.

Insect Vendor by lynhdan

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Insect on flower by James Petts

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Liphook station

Insect, Macro by Berney A B

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IMG_7703cw by Marco Scrofani

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insect houses by babyfish2

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Taken at nature reserve

"People have No Tolerance. They Think All Bugs are Bad. It's the American Way. If You Don't Like Something, Kill It." - Carl Olson by Samantha

Insect by Meghan Cassidy

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INSECTS by Mick Talbot

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Yellow ants (Lasius flavus). Not often seen above ground.

Wooly Aphid by Meredith M!

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I saw this small (4-5 mm) white piece of fluff and I realized it wasn't wafting the way a real piece of fluff would, it seemed to be moving with intention. A closer look revealed a small insect which I learned is a type of Aphid. The adults in this stage are not supposed to feed, so I don't know what it is doing on the clover plant. In this shot, the head is pointed down and to the left. You can see the small black eye. Eriosomatinae, Aphididae, Central IL, Summer 2012.

Cannibal ladybug larva by Anieteke

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Insect on flower. by Steve Mellor

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Day-flying Moth by Johnny Wee. (Thanks for a million views.)

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Location: Upper Peirce

Spider meal by Rowan Tommins

There always so many spiders and webs around, but none of them ever seem to have caught anything, so I watched in fascination as this spider wrapped up an unfortunate insect.

Guêpe by Julie Gaudissard

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Insecten in het eld by Ineke Moerland

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Two Skimmers by magarell

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Painted Skimmer and Slaty Skimmer

fourmi by denis49

Leaf-roller Caddisflies feeding on Spotted Salamander egg masses by Jonathan Mays

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observed a minimum of 77 Leaf-roller Caddisfly larvae (Tricoptera, Phryganeidae) feeding on recently laid Spotted Salamander (Ambystoma maculatum) egg masses; this ravenous pack of insect larvae appeared to have already consumed 4 or 5 egg masses and were beginning to feed on the remaining 4; Veazie, Maine

insects and reptiles by cuatrok77

Insect Bodyparts by redgeckoTO

Yesterday I was reading the flickr blog entry about Reverse Lens Photography (http://blog.flickr.net/en/2010/05/07/turn-your-lenses-upside-down/) and got inspired to put together my Canon 70-200mm L 4f with my Tamron 28-200mm 3.8-5.6 and this is one of the results.

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