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Neoconocephalus retusus. Tettigoniidae. Denison University Biological Reserve, Granville, Licking County, OH.
Image taken at Yates Mill Pond, Raleigh, NC USA July 4, 2010
How often can one get this close to a dragonfly and be able to capture an image?
She was my holidays friend. She lived on grapevines. Every day we were spending some time. I brought her flies and other insects. When was raining I always checked her. I miss you Pszemek.
Dryobius sexnotatus, in the family Cerambycidae at the Denison University Biological Reserve in 2008.
I recently picked up a not so usual hobby: I'm taking pictures of insects who died. Sometimes they seem smashed, broken neck?? or sometimes they still look perfectly fine.. but than again you will always find a imperfect thing, like a missing leg,ore something istwisted. But they always are perfect motionless models! ;-))
Ok, not a great perspective, but belonging to the previous shot a great sample for the possibilities of the MP-E with my new flash.
Of course uncropped! ;) Shot is taken handheld without tripod or else.
Est-ce un urocère à cornes blanches (Urocerus albicornis) Blach horntail sawfly
C'est une femelle en train de pondre dans le morceau de bois (sous ses pattes avant) Ã l'aide de son ovipositeur
Nicrophorus americanus. Silphidae. Entomology Department, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH. One of the few insects in the USA listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act.