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Dasypogon diadema - Asilidae

a (fully green) Green Shieldbug on Euonymus in the garden

Female Chironomid midge on a window frame. Focus stacked using zerene

Grasshoppers are insect herbivores from Caelifera suborder within the order Orthoptera . Insects have antennae that are almost always shorter than his body and also has the ovipositor short. Sound generated several species of grasshoppers are usually produced by rubbing the femur back towards the front wing or the abdomen (called stridulasi ), or because of flapping its wings while flying. Femur length and strength behind it is generally suitable for jumping. Insects are generally winged , although the wings sometimes can not be used to fly. Female locusts typically larger than the male grasshopper. In Islam, Grasshopper is one of the two animals that have been first if death is still permissible to eat, along with fish .

 

Small Copper in my garden Shrewsbury Shropshire 2nd September 2013

Small insect on the go

red common darter in Ashington woods taken yesterday

I wish i could explain how my joy knew no bounds after clicking these pics with the constant fear of a bee which was sitting on the same plant.

Hoverfly on camellia flower, feeding on sugar/honey syrup. Focus stacked using zerene

This Dragon fly taken at Hessaragatta Lake with my New 70-300 Telephoto zoom Lens.

Muscid fly on fence.Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Insectos posado en planta verde. / Insects perched on green plant.

Primarily a neotropical species, found from Brazil north to Mexico, the West Indies, and southern Florida.

 

This individual photographed in Palm Beach County, Florida, USA.

 

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I did it...lol..caught him...even it wasn't easy...lol

Diptera : Syrphidae

 

Book Caption: Sphecomyia vittata (Diptera : Syrphidae) This is a fly that mimics a wasp. It is about the same size as Vespula sp. wasps. I knew that this was a fly and not a wasp because I noticed the halteres. Only flies have halteres. Flies have 1 pair of wings, where as wasps have 2 pairs of wings.

La nature, la plus grande exposition photographique au monde

 

Nature, the largest photographic exhibition in the world

 

La naturaleza, la exposición fotográfica más grande del mundo

‎In defensive posture, flaunting its‎ pair of two-row spiked hind legs. May deliver a brutal kick before or while hopping off.

 

Lagos, Nigeria.

Female Chironomid midge - Sony A7. Focus stacked using zerene. See www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/23045355850/ for a 3D version

Large hoverfly on ground elder. Narcissus fly- Meredon equestris

on the open grasses of the mill reserve

This is a first for me and i believe they have been fairly scarce in the uk until recent years, Though not in the best condition as it was found at work in a dusty atmosphere.

After i took a few shots it was set free in my garden

This little guy was venturing across the trail as myself and some friends strolled by. Little did he/she know that a photo session would soon ensue.

 

Amazing alien little creatures that are deadly killers and ravenous carnivores.

 

Also uncooperative photo subjects. Yet I was able to get this little one to smile once for the camera.

a Nalassus laevioctostriatus beetle, one of five seen under bark of a fallen tree in Battle Great Wood

Thanks to Rockwolf for confirmation of id.

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

I think these are hawthorn shield bugs - Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale

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