brachycentrus subnubilus

Marais de Bourneville

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A macro shot of a teensy-weensy fly sitting on a leaf.

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Common Darter dragonfly at Morton Lochs, Fife.

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insectes de la Prade de Thuir

Honey bee resting on one of the borage leaves

Les chardons des sentiers du Verdon sont très chargés en papillons. un régale pour les amateurs de macro

Soldier fly Chloromyia formosa female on a water barrel. Focus stacked using zerene

Messingham nature reserve, North Lincolnshire

Messingham nature reserve, North Lincolnshire

shot with Canon G9

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Another insect macro - possibly a long-legged fly

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There are 57 different types of centipede in the UK. All have an odd number of pairs of legs, ranging from 15 to 101.

This rascal was removed from the house by Mrs.F. using her yellow duster ;-))

...... loved the sunglow on his wing tip

Greenbottle on a dead thistle. (the highlights today were few!) Don't know what it was doing but it was very busy.

Penwortham 19th august 2010.

I passed as 30 minutes to get this pictures! I hope you'd like it! Enjoy my friends!

Demoiselle damselfly on the back of a sunchair. Natural light

Bark fly on the car

A Red-Spotted Purple, Limenitis arthemis.

Beautiful Butterly, one of my faves.

The European Peacock, more commonly known simply as the Peacock butterfly, is a colourful butterfly, found in Europe and temperate Asia as far east as Japan. Formerly classified as the only member of the genus Inachis.

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Stalking and chasing these wonderful insects can be very rewarding

Sur la rivière Célé dans le Quercy (Lot-46 / France)

About two inches long and climbing up a mustard stem to eat the flower. It's head is at the top with two small black eyes facing toward the camera.

(I added a 20mm extension tube to get close.)

MLK Shoreline RP, Oakland, CA

Also known as "small white" or "cabbage white", so I'm told. I took this during a walk this afternoon and was quite surprised that I was able to get close enough to have a few goes at this shot.

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