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Small fly on grass stem admiring a dewdrop. Taken at 3:1 uncropped not stacked.
Quite frequently see these little grass flies when I'm doing dewdrop refraction shots
No idea what it's called but it was staying nice and still waiting for its photograph to be taken.
In ABCs and 123s: I is for the Insect
I wish i could explain how my joy knew no bounds after clicking these pics with the constant fear of a bee which was sitting on the same plant.
Mating carpet beetles in a potentilla flower woth a hybotid fly platypalpus species peeking through the anthers
Taken with a Canon T3i DSLR and Sigma AF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 APO DG in macro mode with the following settings: f/5.6, 1/500 s, and ISO 200.
A very tiny plant hopper has a front row seat to watch mating Least Skippers....See my previous post to see how small these butterflies are
Not been able to get close to this dragonfly in the last few days until today (my birthday) when it happily climbed on my finger and smiled for the camera :)
Male Proctacanthella leucopogon (Williston, 1893), I believe. Found about 0.7 km ExNE of Amado in southern Arizona. Santa Cruz County, Arizona, USA.
Single exposure, uncropped, handheld, in situ. Canon MT-24EX flash unit, Ian McConnachie diffuser.
First honey bee of 2014. Feeding on some sugar/honey syrup on a camellia leaf. Yes that's my finger underneath.
A Yellow-faced Bumble Bee on California Buckwheat.
The Buckwheat is native to Southern California but not to the San Francisco Bay Area (Northern California). This may have been planted here long ago when Tidewater (EBRPD) was a fruit orchard to attract pollinators to the trees.
MLK Shoreline RP, Oakland, CA
Visited my brother who happens to have a small wood with ponds at the bottom of the garden.
My first scorpion fly :)
I was hanging out the washing when I spotted this chap on a dead fritillary leaf.
Dashed doors grabbed theCanon G9 and only managed this shot before it flew off.
Have no idea what it is so can anyone offer a polite suggestion?
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It had a brown back with a white mark on a wing.
Sorry nothing more to add it was gone all too soon.