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"Orange you glad to see me?" - Gulf Fritallary or Passion Butterfly

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Small tortoiseshell butterfly. Highdown gardens Worthing

Lake Arrowhead, Luray, VA

La Moixina (Olot) - Girona - Spain

Nikon D90

Tamron 18-270

 

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8 + Raynox DCR-250

Small beetle on grass blade. Think it's a Cereal Leaf Beetle - Oulema melanopus.

Focus stacked using zerene

Sweat bee on potentilla flower. Lasioglossum sp. Focus stacked using zerene

Not sure what type of fly this is that i seen during a walk in the lomond hills.

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Ichneumon wasp hanging about on a grass leaf. Focus stacked using zerene

"You have to leave now, and never come back here. Have you ever heard of insect politics? Neither have I. Insects... don't have politics. They're very... brutal. No compassion, no compromise. We can't trust the insect."

 

- From the screenplay The Fly by Charles Edward Pogue

Female with prominent ovipositor. Found mid-day on a sidewalk. Cell phone photo from just a few inches away.

 

DuPage Co., IL

taken right after i dropped my raynox250 : ( no harm done to my lens :)

As small as it was, it was quite easy to see with its shiny/metallic appearance.

A rather damp and dejected drone wasp I originally found upside down on leaf with it's wings stuck in some water. Too much hair gel I think :)

Lacewing on the underside of a rhododendron leaf

Trichopoda pennipes. A little bigger than a house fly (and a lot nicer looking.) Parasitoids on squash bugs and some other true-bug agricultural pests.

I took a picture of this little one yesterday afternoon in our day lilies. It was fascinated by my camera lens and kept trying to get closer, turning its head to look more carefully. Lots of fun to photograph, though I must say baby praying mantises are TINY! Focusing wasn’t easy, especially when the breeze kept blowing the day lilies around.

Male Hylaeus bee on hebe leaf. Natural light

Admiralty Park - Morning

Soldier fly Chloromyia formosa male. Focus stacked using zerene

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This brave Soldier Beetle gives me the big clear off as i closed in yesterday :-)

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