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The wings have not fully opened yet. In a couple of minutes the final wing straightened and the Lacewing flew off.
Lestes dryas, female. Lobdell Reserve, Licking County, Ohio. Female is laying eggs by inserting her ovipositor in plant stem. Eggs will hatch and larvae will emerge when the temporary pond refills next spring.
We saw this strange insect scuttling across Lodore Road. At first I thought it was a millipede but no, it looks more like some sort of crustacean. Two inches long or slightly more. Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.
Insect eggs. Species unknown. Could be stink bug eggs - just a guess.
On a flowering Cherry Ballart Exocarpos cupressiformis
I missed the focus on this but posting it anyway. I also didn't notice the tiny flowers of the Cherry Ballart and missed an opportunity to photograph that as well. Take home message? Slow down.
at the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve March 2009
California Poppy, or Eschscholzia californica, is known for its Vibrant Orange and Yellow Colors. Its found through out open grassy areas on California mountains. It is also found on the sides of freeways, catching your eyes in an instant. These flowers grown in big families, making it a beautiful scene to capture. So i got a good chance this year to take pictures of these wonderful flowers. First i spotted them on the side of Highway 15 and then traveled to Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve. So Spring is here, and so are the poppies in California!
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9:45pm, Saturday 3rd June. A a performance of 'Insect' by 'Theater Titanick'.
...unfortunately it didn't work and was soon engulfed by a series of explosions and fires (this was meant to happen by the way!)
This big ass wold spider crawled into my bedroom, then died in the middle of my bed en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_spider
(after my wife sprayed it with a can of insect killer while I cowered in the other room like a baby)
These set up each year in my vineyard at Mt Martha, Mornington Peninsula, once the nets are placed. The cross refers to the cross in its web which both strengthens it & is believed to attract insects.
Catching this bumblebee flying around my place to find a nest was pretty hard...especially in mid-air without an object to aid in centering and focusing.
“Angels and Insects”: A Victorian picnic seen through a Dark Garden lens. Floral Design by Laurel Winzler. Dark Garden Unique Corsetry Inc.
Photo by Amy A. Haskour
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