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Adult Common Lacewings often hibernate in houses through the winter and I assume that this one has just woken up. There was another in the garden this evening. Both the adults and their larvae eat aphids, greenfly and other small insects so this find is preferable to yesterday's carpet bug!
I have not made a lot of these insect macros. I had the macro lens on for another purpose and at that moment decided to photograph this common fly.
I thought it was not bad so decided to put this on Flickr.
Took this in guardbridge where there is a very nice late flowering buddleja bush. I have seen up to five species of butterfly on this bush at the one time.
I believe this to be an Eight Spotted Forester, but if anyone knows differently, feel free to let me know.
This wasp was eating the garden chair that I was sitting in, I believe they use the wood to make their nests, they usually make a nuisance of them selves but this one was not the slightest bit interested in me. Fascinating creature close up .
Unkown insect, photographed near the Riviera Maya coast, on the grounds of the Grand Sirenis resort, between Playa del Carmen and Tulum, in Mexico. EDIT: Identified as a froghopper by Michael Marlow. Thanks!
Tamron SP Di 90mm F/2.8 Macro, Raynox DCR-250 and off camera Yongnuo YN-560 III. Quite a crop on this one - that thing was small!
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By Stormblast1953
Judging by the number of queens about at the moment think we might be in for a bumper wasp year- had very few last year.
| Sphingidae: Hippotion rosetta |
Range: Northwest India through southeast Asia - Andaman islands to eastern Indonesia, the Solomon Islands, Torres Straits and New Guinea.
- Hawaii
This is an odd posting: Disappointing photos. Today, while waiting for my wife to fetch me from the ophthalmologist, I stopped to gawk at bees busily bouncing about flowers for nectar. Hundreds of them gathered and proved no threat to me as I closed in and captured 20 shots, using iPhone XS.
Grumble. Can the Apple cameras do no better than this and the next two, which are the best of a bad lot? I experimented with standard and Portrait modes—and all the pics look artificial at best, and not sharp enough at worst.
On this first of the trio, composition kind of works because of the similar position of the flying bee in the foreground and the one in the blurred background. That’s the only quality redeeming the photo for me.