iso 100, f/11, 1/200, speedlite flash + DIY diffuser, eos 70d, sigma 105 os

Bourdon gourmand

Jardin aux papillons de Vannes

This hopper was the size of my thumb nail. I found him messing around in the grass with my macro lens. Was a pretty good find.

14 shots focus stack with;

Olympus PEN E-P5

Vivitar 55mm f2.8 1:1

Insecto Juan Andino.

Vectorización, Diseño, Color, Ilucionación y Admosfera Nicko'

A butterfly in the garden.

Davis Mountain State Park, Fort Davis, Jeff Davis County, Texas

Damselfly

Just a common tiny fly. The flowers on Choisya Ternata (Mexican orange blossom) are about 2.5cm dia. (1 inch).

One of usual annual cicadas, freshly emerged in the garden...

Parque Natural Sierra de Andújar

Insecto (Macro)

There are 3 insects in the photo. I believe this is called a Southern Dogface butterfly.

Insecto de la familia Curculionidae

Tomada en (Taken in): Medellín, Colombia

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As its English names suggest, the Gatekeeper (also known as the Hedge Brown) is often encountered where clumps of flowers grow in gateways and along hedgerows and field edges. It is often seen together with the Meadow Brown and Ringlet, from which it is easily distinguished when basking or nectaring with open wings.

The colour and patterning of the wings are very variable and about a dozen aberrations have been named. Favourite nectar sources include Wild Marjoram, Common Fleabane, ragworts, and Bramble.

It is widespread in southern Britain and its range has extended northwards in recent years. Its range is far more localized in southern Ireland.

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Semble être un éristale tenace, mais à confirmer

Not sure of the id, seems to be a common drone fly (eristalis tenax)

Finger lickin good. Honey bee feeding on some sugar/honey syrup on my finger

Ladybug

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