On a cold and windy day, insects were hunkered in sheltered places, like this very lethargic daddy long legs, hunkered in a geranium leaf.

Take a closer looker and you will see a small fly in the jaws of this Robberfly.

Hoverfly Rhingia campestris Highdown gardens. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

HBW!

with prey

at MIT Killian Court

Libellen am Fleiner See

During a break at work I tried chasing some Dragonflies around the jobsite, but finally gave up and just sat down. Lo and behold, this guy landed right in front of me and posed for quite a while!! Go figure!

'.' On Black

Harlequin ladybird. Focus stacked using zerene

Serre aux pappilons, Yvelines

Hoverfly on camellia leaf

A break from my vacation photos.

in my island this type of moth is called ''kantilasvestis'' and in local tradition it is said that whenever one of them flies in your home you should be expecting visitors

macro 100 mm Canon

Swallowtail / Papilio machaon L.

Nikon D700 + Nikkor AFS-105mm + Nikon SB700 + Raynox 250 + Macro Diffuser

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Bark fly on the car (Psocid). About 1.95mm body length. Focus stacked using zerene

Quite happy with this one!!

A beautiful moment to see the pair of damselfly in my garden........

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They're much easier to photograph when they're stationery!

Moth fly on a compost bin lid. Focus stacked using zerene

Red ant feeding on a syrup drop I'd put on a potentilla flower

Kerharo, Plomeur

Macro practice

Hoverfly Sphaerophoria sp First I've seen this year. Natural light

Designer variable 10-spot ladybird. Focus stacked using zerene

Messingham nature reserve, North Lincolnshire

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Stebbins Cold Canyon Reserve, March 2018.

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