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Insectes en tous genres autour du Poet en Percip (Drôme Provençale)

 

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An unidentified bee-like insect in undergrowth behind the community centre.

This guy had already entered the clearing at the end of the road.

Red Palm Weevil

Rød palmesnudebille

insect eggs on a garden trowel

Insects and Wildflower shots from Lake Waterford - Pasadena, MD (09-04-08). Processed with PS (08-28-10).

Ptilotus benlii was being visited by many insects.

Insect op brandnetel.

Insect on stingin-nettle.

Here's looking at you

Unknown insect taking shelter under one of the waterfront fence rails

No butterflies on our buddleia, instead this critter which I think could be a hoverfly of some sort

9:45pm, Saturday 3rd June. A a performance of 'Insect' by 'Theater Titanick'.

 

The two halves joining together.

Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site; Baddeck, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

If you look closely you can see this spider is covered with dew. I found it sitting at the center of its web in the early morning. There is even a dew drop on the abdomen refracting the blue sky.

 

Two larger sizes available.

The last time, I got a guy, but this one is a little lady. You can tell because she has such lovely long eyelashes!

 

Or, you could notice that she has no white marking on the end of her abdomen--the male does--but I like the eyelash method better.

2015. Mannheim, Germany.

DONT KNOW WHAT THIS IS EITHER, SOMEONE KNOW? LET ME KNOW

Photo by XM

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Insect in Flight, High Speed Photographic Technique

Insectes dans le Cézallier (Auvergne, France)

Insect hotel sample for workshop at Turlin Moore Community Garden.

Not a great photo but they were flighty and I ran out of patience in the hot sun

 

Canon PowerShoot S2 IS

Super Macro mode

Vivid colour

6mm f/4 1/640 ISO 50 Crop Auto Conrast

Morning available light after lite monsoon rain.

Album Macro 2017-2018

Dead insects just behind the MacBook's hottest spot. Coincidence?

 

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ID'd by @dendroica as possibly the larva of the Asian Multicolored Lady Beetle. There were a few of them on the dill I bought at the Olympia Farmers Market this morning. I shoo'd them into the front yard, so hopefully they'll find the aphids tasty.

Cryptocephalus sp.. - Chrysomelidae

Col de l' Isope 03/07/09

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