Handheld f6.3 1/640th ISO 640. 100mm 2.8 macro.

Wasp like insect ... minus wings

Miner bee female nectar concentrating

Harlequin ladybird on the car. 2 merged shots of the same ladybird

My Arctic series completed...back to bugs and birds :-)

1st time I have seen this hopper with blue eyes.

A moth resting on the outside of the window screen.

nature, insect, bug

Bee fly roosting. Focus stacked using zerene.

Dragonfly

Taken with EF-S 18-55mm IS II reverse mounted, aperture stopped down to f/11 and focal length approximately 40mm. Magnification ratio approximately 1.06x.

Insect people vending machine toys.

Hand-held

Our sudden warm spell caused many new insects to hatch out, and this garden spider has benefited from it!

Was well pleased to get this one although it's showing a bit of wear to the wings. Easily mistaken for Southern hawker. Couple of differences are the Common has a saffron yellow costa, (Leading edge of the wing) and the blue spots at the base of the abdomen never fully join as do the Southern hawker's

Crowle moor, Lincolnshire

Small colourful beetle. Focus stacked using zerene. Probably Gastrophysa polygoni

Grass moth. Focus stacked using zerene

The Downy Emerald (Cordulia aenea) is a notable insect in Britain. The hairy abdomen and wonderful green eyes of this insect make it one of my favourites.

A gorse shieldbug on camellia leaf. Focus stacked using zerene

Any ideas what this is?

Insect - Insecto

To get the queen wasp away from the fly, I enticed it onto my finger with some sugar/honey syrup.

A Dragonfly having a rest before heading off for its day.

Taken at Jeparit, Victoria in 2016.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

with objectiv 70-300 and a Distance 12 mm

You had better have PLENTY of food at the picnic if these quys show up!! : )

Hand held, uncropped shot of a pair of treehoppers found in my yard. This is a bit over 2x life size. Minor dust cleanup on processed shot (you really notice that dust over 1x)

Surement une grosse faim

insect eat insect with Vivitar 55mm. F2.8 macro

moth

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand