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An insect from the region of Betelgeuse. Shot taken whilst it was still adhering to the meteorite which landed in our garden. It ate all our cheddar and three bottles of my favourite wine. I believe it's now shopping at Aldi as the credit crunch is hitting home.
Does anyone know what these are? They were deposited on the back of a kale leaf (in May, in the Bay Area of CA).
The summertime is a great time for bees in the garden :) However much I'd love to own my own bee colony, it's probably best if I stick to photographing the ones that fly into the garden for the moment...
Unique to FL ~1 inch in length. (Rhynchophorus cruentatus Fabricius).
Thanks to E_Journeys flickr site for help in identifying.
Polygonia comma, Nymphalidae. Black Hand Gorge State Nature Preserve, Licking County, Ohio. Dorsal wing surface.
I don't know what kind of insects they are, but they look great.
Thanks for the view. Gracias por ver mi foto :)
On my way to the airport, I happened upon a fantasic exhibit of insects and spiders at the train station. Brilliant!
saw this unique very small insect and found it so beautiful. it isn't easy to photograph as it keeps on moving about. it is slightly smaller than the tip of a pencil eraser. anyone can assist me identifying this insect?