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This Common Darter was flyling ok but i noticed when it landed how scruffy the wings were, must be getting on a bit
According to wilko’s this insect medley is wildly tasty, that is to birds. Bought to feed the smaller birds during the snow the unit just states contains insects and comes from China. . . . .
My first real all manual photo. Be kind. :-)
No auto anything today. (my youngest son made me do it all manual instead of partly.)
This is the first time I've seen this type of bug. I found it in our outdoor sink. It's about half a inch long and runs quickly like a roach. Found in Vallejo, California (San Francisco Bay Area).
Here's a silhouette of this insect.
Anyone know what this insect is?
NP Kampina, The Netherlands. While searching for A lapponica this haemorrhoa was posing on a Vaccinium sp.
deze was zo druk bezig met eten dat hij wel tien minuten mee liftte met de eigenaar van het horloge.
Ondefinieerbaar. Te veel soorten
Canon EOS 7D + Canon 430EX II + Sigma 180mm f/3.5 APO Macro DG HSM (1:1)
Flash on bracket
Handheld, some sharpening, no crop
Boxcar – Insect
Label:Arista – ADI-9925
Format:Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:US
Released:1989
Genre:Electronic
Style:House, Techno
A1 Insect (Club Mix)
A2 Insect (Single Mix)
B1 Dubsect
B2 Free Mason (You Broke The Promise) (Shakedown House Mix)
-"C_7"
| Coccinellidae: Coccinella septempunctata |
Europe - Introduced to North America and elsewhere.
\ Hawaii
insects are still one of my favourite
objects of photography, so when I saw this grasshopper I had to take my camera
What is this insect? I haven't been able to find out, but it looks kinda like a daddy longlegs type thing, but the yellow and black stripes seem wrong.
This insect/mosquito?? was lerking in the bathroom tonight when i got home.
Found Bayside Brisbane, its body was about 1cm in length. Not your average looking mosquito, if it's that, any help with an ID would be great.
Insects and their kin enjoyed their own "age of giants" millions of years before the dinosaurs appeared. Gigantic spiders, huge millipedes and dragonflies with wingspans of nearly a meter once lived on Earth, but by the time of the dinosaurs, they had shrunk to much the size we know today.
Nearly every insect we are familiar with was around in Mesozoic times, and most types were around long before that. Some. like cockroaches, have changed little over 300 million years, yet continue to show their talent for survival by adapting to our modern urban landscapes with ease.
Fossils collected in Liaoning province of China.
Location: Storyeum, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada