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Carpocoris sp. - Pentatomidae

Larve

The Common Sailer (Neptis hylas) is a species of nymphalid butterfly

Taken at Bengough Saskatchewan, in was on Neil's shorts and was very anxious to get it off

Formica cunicularia in ytong nest

Butterfly at Woodland Park Zoo - Seattle, WA. Taken with Nikon D300 using Nikon 300mm f/2.8 and Nikon 1.4x Teleconverter. 420mm, f/4, 1/400 sec, ISO 3200

Crane fly, mosquito hawk, mosquito eater and other given misnomers. They don't eat mosquitoes, or anything else as the adult stage is for breeding only. The larvae get roots and can be pests. With more than 4200 species I have no idea which this is.

This guy was tough to shoot on the floor.

Potter wasp finds a caterpillar in the flower bud and starts to drag it out. A quick sting to immobilise it

On hollyhock.

This 8mm spiders are found throughout Australia.

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Think this is Osmia caerulescens but seems redder than I've seen before. Sitting on a wooden bench. Focus stacked using zerene

Small hoverfly looking for aphids to lay it's eggs near. This one seemed to be tasting the leaf with it's proboscis. It then laid an egg on the underside of a leaf

Nomada bee on my finger. Focus stacked using zerene stacker

never seen this little bug before. Thought it was an extra large ant when I first spotted it, then thought it was a flightless wasp but then I spotted it's proboscis. very fast mover unlike most plant bugs. Body length about 5mm.

Id'd as Myrmecoris gracilis - a predator often on ant broods (but not the adults)

i could actually hear him munch which was pretty cool

Native Drone Fly ( Eristalinus punctulatus )

 

Taken SW Sydney, so happy feeding that it wasnt at all bothered by my snapping

Bee

Species not identified

Garden, Thorpe Bay, Essex

California (?) marble nectaring on Cryptantha. Rogue River Trail

I love bees. There are so many different kinds and varieties with all kinds of colors!

This tiny insect (about 3mm long) landed on my leg while I was sitting in the garden.

Lepidoptera

Another moth on a warm day in winter

Sur fleur de trêfle....

Un pariente de la binchuca, bicho muy pasivo, ideal para fotografiar

Feeding time.

 

A Red Footed Cannibalfly has caught a wasp and killed it.

 

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Large hoverfly Volucella zonaria on hebe. Natural light

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