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First time tring to do macro of an insect. No funny business, no stacking. Hand held. Fun experience throught the grass.
D3400
Tokina 100 Atx-Pro
68mm extension tube
No Flash
No Macro filter
No Stacking
Id: Wolf spider
Scientific Name: Tigrosa helluo
A member of Lycosidae spider family.
Location: Noakhali, Science & Technology University.
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Black ant tending aphids on a bush oak leaf. I've only seen these odd looking aphids on bush oaks sometimes covering the acorn cups. Focus stacked using zerene
Ladybug, (family Coccinellidae), also called ladybird beetle, any of approximately 5,000 widely distributed species of beetles (insect order Coleoptera) whose name originated in the Middle Ages, when the beetle was dedicated to the Virgin Mary and called “beetle of Our Lady.”
Explore / Interestingness: Highest position #457, December 23, 2008
Seen in a garden, Vienna, Austria, August 2008
Taken hand held in the wild on a windy day day.
Two images stacked using Zerene. I have no idea what this insect is, but it was very patient with me.
Wish i had a macro lens.. this is heavily cropped & sometimes a macro lens would come in very handy indeed.
Love the way the dragonfly seems to be actually smiling at his lunchtime menu.
I was looking for butterflies in a scrubby limestone area near Riberac in France and noticed these incredible insects with shimmering yellow wings whizzing about. Close-up they are just amazing, and surprising from all angles.
This hornet must have wandered accidentally into our kitchen. At the moment I took this image, it was drinking from a drop of water on the handle of a sharp knife, lying near the sink.
None of the photos I snapped with my macro lens turned out focused exactly to my liking; perhaps it was the lighting. But, I think it's worth sharing a frame of this little insect.