White Stemmed Wattle Moth; Chelepteryx chalepteryx

a member of Stink Bugs

Family Pentatomidae

Common Darter ( I think)

Hoverfly Criorhina ranunculi

Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Cratichneumon culex ? ♂

This dragonfly was walking, albeit sporadically, across my patio. At first, I thought that it was injured or worse, dying. But whatever the reason, it did manage to walk an incredible distance before I lost sight of it altogether.

Three Brooks Reserve

Are they fighting or the male want to mate? I don't know.

Taken in The Wetland Park, N.T., Hong Kong.

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Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

Look at this face, no wonder they call them Baby Faces... Only "his" mother could love him!

Another note- they are soft & not hard, so you don't want to step on one of these

Unknown insect seen in Gunung Gading National Park, Malaysian Borneo.

Стрелки - Coenagrionidae

Семейство стрекоз из подотряда равнокрылых. В семействе насчитывают около 1100 видов и около 90 родов. Встречаются на всех континентах, кроме Антарктиды. На территории Северной Америки распространены 96 видов из 13 родов. Эти стрекозы во время отдыха держат свои крылья сложенными над телом. Нимфы и имаго охотятся на насекомых и других беспозвоночных.

A night visitor about the size of a hummingbird.

Took a snap of a bee that was hanging around the garden

Taken at Yarrow Valley Chorley

7-spot ladybird. Focus stacked using zerene

Identification sur un immature, pas évident...

Macro Shots of Insects

I found a little Butterfly Heaven yesterday :)

Part of an Anthropologie set I stalked for a year before it finally went on sale.

Can you tell the difference between a damselfly and a dragonfly?

Adult Common Lacewings often hibernate in houses through the winter and I assume that this one has just woken up. There was another in the garden this evening. Both the adults and their larvae eat aphids, greenfly and other small insects so this find is preferable to yesterday's carpet bug!

Butterfly feeding on purple plant

spotted this half cm. insect on a leaf. anybody know what it is?