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No matter what position i got into he kept moving behind the stem.

Pea/bean weevil on the backdoor. Sitona sp. Focus stacked using zerene

Brookside Gardens: Wings of Fancy Exhibit

 

Hoverfly Episyrphus balteatus on my finger. It was happy to sit on my finger to warm up. Focus stacked using zerene

Jumping Bush Cricket - Orocharis saltator. In my backyard in Central PA. About 20mm long.

Male green bottle fly gets a visual answer from a female

on a purple scabious in our garden

diese mir bis heute unbekannte Spinne saß auf meiner Strohblume - es ist eine Springspinne und sie war erstaunlich schnell

Fine gauge wire is shaped into a wing and then covered and attached to two layers of fabric (organza and organdie) using tiny overcast stitches and a single strand of thread. Veins are then added using blending filament thread.

*Blue Banded Demoiselle*

This Blue Banded Damsel Fly (Calopteryx splendens) was fluttering around near the River Itchen near Winchester.

 

A whole lot of loving going on

Fuji X-T2 with 80mm f2.8 WR OIS lens.

when I first began shooting insects with a macro lens, I was surprised to see all the hairy details. Some bugs are so hairy it could almost be described as fur.

I don't know the names but I am very happy to share these flicks..Just as it is. No cropping, no photoshop, no tempering at all. All shot on manual settings. Made my day..

During a spot of gardening this ladybird made an appearance climbing up to the top of a pile of dandelions, taking flight for a second, crashing, then repeating the process. It didn't seem to be flying well and was maybe getting it's skills back after hibernation.

Dicerca tenebrosa, Buprestidae. 0.5 e. of Jackson Lake, Jackson County, Ohio. On telephone pole.

@Albufeira - Portugal

Had some goes at capturing the pond's resident male in flight. using a 200mm L with ext tubes

using Olloclip attachment on the iphone..

Large, like a Blue-eyed Darner, but I could not ID it.

 

MLK Shoreline RP, Oakland, CA

Anatrytone logan

 

17 June 2018

 

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Dung fly on camelia leaf feeding on sugar/honey syrup. Focus stacked using zerene

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