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Stinger but he does pollinate, too.

This subspecies is endemic to Newfoundland; its host plant is scotch lovage and cow parsnip.

Medium sized hoverfly tying it's legs in knots.

Another leaf hopper on sweet chestnut leaf. Focus stacked using zerene

This moth was hanging out on my door when I came home late one night. I was shocked with how large it was. I have not personally seen a moth of this size before.

Some insect on a leaf

saw this unique very small insect and found it so beautiful. it isn't easy to photograph as it keeps on moving about. it is slightly smaller than the tip of a pencil eraser. anyone can assist me identifying this insect?

Palomena prasina - Pentatomidae

Cereal leaf beetle in the grass. Focus stacked using zerene

...or ladybug, or ladybeetle. This one seemed to be spending a lot of time cleaning its mouth. I was trying to catch the moment of takeoff. Maybe next time...

Tired bumblebee resting in front of my new macro lens. In Fytema, Ikaria, Greece - March 4, 2016

I have found these chaps exceedingly difficult to photograph. I have shed loads of out of focus shots. However perseverance pays. In focus at last.

This big male Orchard Swallowtail was resting in a shady spot in our Brisbane garden. The wingspan on the males can be up to 102 mm.

Just caught sight of this wasp flying up from some ground elder to a bush oak leaf with prey. By the time I got the camera on it, the head and abdomen had gone and it was trimming off the wings and legs before taking it back to the nest for the grubs to eat

Saw at a park of Hong Kong

Photographed at Wesbere Lakes, Kent.

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Red admiral - Cleethorpes country park.

Thermoniphas micylus

 

Roosting in the chilly weather. It was about to pour.

Standing on my lightswitch

 

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Hoverfly Volucella zonaria feeding. Natural light

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