Palomena prasina, la punaise verte

This fly seems to consider throwing itself off the leaf, having to bear a mite larger than its head.

Spotted this Ichneumon wasp on the same wall the spider and woodlouse was on.

mopsus mormon green spider eating grasshopper

Its one of my close shoot when flying insect are mating.

Speckled bush cricket nymph

Tawny mining bee sequence. Female Andrena fulva feeding on cotoneaster. Natural light.

A beautiful looking bee

Having a drink. taking with a Nikon D7000 / Sigma 70mm lens.

Flew right on my car window and it gave me enough time to take a picture i think... not as close as i want but this was taken with a 50mm 1.7

Large hoverfly Volucella inanis on marguerite

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

Hoverfly on Hebe. Meliscaeva sp I think

Sawfly Tenthredo sp in a buttercup. Focus stacked using zerene

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..

A Dragon Fly caught in a 'Fly By'.

A suntanned greenbottle fly

Zizina antanossa

There were many of them flying very close to the ground at sunrise. They seemed very eager for warmth after the rainy night. So that provided me with many options of subjects to photograph. If one would not land in time, I would select another that is settled and basking already.

La Coccinelle à sept points - Coccinella septempunctata

Small gall wasp. Focus stacked using zerene

Montmorency Mai 2013

Dragon Fly resting after feasting on the thousands of gnats at the lake.

Formicidae

Hoverfly melanostoma scalare in welsh poppy. Focus stacked using zerene

Flower beetle on ox-eye daisy. Focus stacked using zerene. Don't think I've seen this one before

It is less than 1cm in size.

Hoverfly feeding on sugar/honey syrup on a camellia leaf. Eupeodes sp. I think. Focus stacked using zerene

Its been a while since I've posted a shot the same day it was taken. I managed to get my camera out for a few minutes after my lunch today. That is until the bees chased me off! ;-)

insect dead

Sweat bee pollen collecting on an ox-eye daisy