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The wasp can be seen stinging the cricket in the abdomen.
Liris (sp?) is known as a Cricket-hunting Wasp. The wasp will subdue the cricket and fly it to her nest where she will deposit a single egg. The wasp larva will then eat the cricket.
Photography in the magical world of plants and bugs captures the intricate beauty and delicate interactions of nature. Macro shots reveal vibrant flowers and the fascinating details of insect anatomy, highlighting the delicate wings of butterflies and the complex eyes of dragonflies. Each image tells a story of symbiosis, resilience, and the breathtaking diversity of life often unnoticed by the naked eye.
A week ago, an intriguing idea struck me. What if each week I came up with a different theme? This notion seemed both exciting and promising, offering a fresh perspective and a constant source of novelty. I imagined diving into a new world every seven days, exploring diverse themes.
Nombre del archico: MACRO2_Cecilia Rey.JPG
Nombre de la especie: Ninfa de Hemiptera
Datos de la toma: Canon EOS 6D Mark II - f 18 - 1/160 - ISO 400
© María Cecilia Rey
Mostly brown mantis blending into the dried grass. It is thought that only young, newly moulted mantises can change color to blend into their environment. Adjacent to this mantis was a very large green mantis on green foliage.
This mantis has missing leg segments in its left hind leg.
Eastern Carpenter Bee extends through the eastern United States and into Canada. They nest in various types of wood and eat pollen and nectar.
He was a wonderful subject. He stayed still for about 15 minutes which is unusual for a Dragonfly in the middle of the day. The best time to photograph them is early morning when the Summer starts to get cooler.
The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quiet, alone with the heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel that all is as it should be and that God wishes to see people happy, amidst the simple beauty of nature.
~Anne Frank
#46
My 150th Flickr Explore
Thanks Team Flickr and to the extended community for all the likes and favs!
This was one of my shots which needs a lot of practice
There are many types of butterfly shots as per my understanding 💚
1)A static solo butterfly on a flower
2)Two butterflies on two flowers and you try to focus on one or both as per your expertise
3) One fluttering butterfly ( it can be seated or in air - very complex subject)
4) Two fluttering butterflies ( both can be seated or both can be flying or fluttering which makes your job very challenging)
Now you decide which is your area and how you can improve on the composition and clarity
Before AI it was quite difficult but in today's world anything is possible with AI😄
offcourse I use AI but all my photos are self clicked and I may or may not use AI or software to improve Clarity that's All!
It is found in tropical America from Brazil north to southern peninsular Florida and the Florida Keys and Antilles.
The wingspan is 53–77 mm (2.1–3.0 in).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appias_drusilla
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, Florida, USA