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Cimice delle piante. (Graphosoma italicum or Graphosoma lineatum).

Still seeing the odd hoverfly about - Episyrphus balteatus

A small cold hoverfly, spotted this hoverfly on my Euphorbia blossoms looking a bit miserable. Persuaded it to walk on to my finger to warm up a bit

Interesting looking fly on ox-eye daisy. Think it's Miltogramma sp.

Focus stacked using zerene

Female Bee fly on fallen leaf. Focus stacked using zerene

median wasp from the summer

I was surprised because dragonfly's wing was such beautiful.

It has some very fine pattern though I did not notice it when dragonfly's photograph is taken.

 

Orthetrum albistylum speciosum

 

Have a good weekend !

Speckled bush cricket nymph on poppy. Natural light

The skipper

Soumračník

Valbona National Park, Albanian Alps

Narrow-bordered Bee Hawk-moth resting on a Wood Scabious flower in a wet meadow.

 

Sphinx de la scabieuse au repos sur une knautie des bois, une de ces plantes hôtes, dans une prairie humide.

 

One of our prettier skippers. Poanes zabulon, Hesperiidae. Central IL, Summer 2013.

Sweeping up leaves on the garden path the other day, I spotted this high speed small beetle scurrying around. Went in the house to get a glass and card to trap it with. Spent another 10 minutes trying to find it gain. Eventually trapped it and took it back indoors. Placed it with a begonia flower and various bits of potential food and water under a glass with the hope it would slow down enough for me to photograph it. Fast forward to the next morning when it was still running around at high speed but did spend a little time exploring the flower. I eventually decided I had to try and get some shots before releasing it. Id'd it as Notiophilus biguttatus and beautiful looking beetle with rather large eyes.

 

Syrphus sp. hoverfly feeding on sugar syrup on a camellia leaf. Focus stacked using zerene

Peace Valley Park

Doylestown, PA

A macro shot of an insect on a flower.

A hoverfly in flight around Salvia flowers. I like how the wing hinges are in focus (which was entirely by chance!).

native plant area. "New" used 180mm macro being tested

None of the flies (or other insects) in my photos are frozen or dead. None have been manually 'posed'. All are photographed alive and well in their natural environment, unless they are being killed or eaten by another insect in the photo.

 

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Large hoverfly Volucella zonaria feeding on Hebe

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