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A pretty lacewing (look at the eyes!) taken in Rainton Meadows nature reserve, Co. Durham.

Messingham nature reserve, North Lincolnshire

Dragonfly perched on a Dandelion

Dusted off the Sigma 10-20 for a landscape shot attempt www.flickr.com/photos/the_xyph/5977699104/ and almost missed this little guy having a little rest on an Ear...

 

Makes me sad we call them LadyBirds, for all the Boy ones out there.. must be pretty upsetting :s

 

I do like Summer but I hate the bugs. At least this one posed for me!

PA- Summer

Flower beetle Oedemara nobilis. Highdown Worthing. Natural light

My first image of a ladybird in 2017

Mint moth on sage flower. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Spotted this on my Magnolia tree. I'll be glad when my cataract surgery is done. Hard to nail focus.

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Messingham natrure reserve, North Lincolnshire

Dragonflies are creatures of habit. You just point your camera at a spot it just took off from and you can be pretty sure it will return to the same spot several times over a short time.

Warm, sunny day this migrant hawker popped up and I managed to get a shot off.

Grasshopper nymph looking relaxed

Perhaps more beautiful underwings?

Peace Valley Park

Taken on a cold, windy day

This picture was taken in Sinharaja Forest Reserve - Sri Lanka

Nothing common about the Common Buckeye Butterfly - I love those eye spots! I also like the spider webbing in the pic, must be my "creepy" side coming out.

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Lady bug having his afternoon meal.

Found some insect nymphs in some bushes today. I don't know the ID but I am thinking maybe Assassin Bug as I saw one eating a fly. These were really tiny!

09-27-14 Riverwood 283

Largest in the US..wingspan up to 6 inches

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