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Small beetle on rhododendron leaf. Focus stacked using zerene

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

un nouveau venu dans mon jardin... pose à pleine ouverture (toujours la même série) avec un escargot. Si vous savez son petit nom n'hésitez pas à me le communiquer, merci...

seen again on the hedgerow at Pebsham, a Spiked Shieldbug in the early morning sunshine

Was madly flying around the tube light.

zipped past me many times before attaining peace by resting upon a wall. This tiny

(Check the Note in Pic)

insect has a interesting tail or behind which appears like spikes attached to it. will update as details emerge!

 

Location : Mumbai Suburbs, W-India, near to National Park

:)

 

NatureNM, says it is a Genus Diaphania,

3 Jul 07, Olmstead Island, Great Falls Park, MD

This moth was not pleased to be confined in a small container, and hardly ever sat still enough for a photo. I don't like being confined in a small container either, I can't blame it...

Common Green shieldbug (Palomena prasina) nymph - Saint-Aignan France 20/09/2022

Dryobius sexnotatus, in the family Cerambycidae at the Denison University Biological Reserve in 2008.

(Rhyothemis princeps)

Wenlock River Billabong, Cape York, Queensland

When holiday weather prevents a beach visit - theres always The Rainforest Centre near Cardigan

Leighton Moss

Nikon P510

Elephant hawk moth

Tiger-striped Longwing, Heliconius ismenius.

Kenfig National Nature Reserve, near Bridgend

Male Carpenter Bee... Sleeping ?

..put it on your antenna- save it for a rainy day.

Bark fly on water barrel

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

PP in Oloneo photo engine with preset RAW recovery. Did not need any further sharpening. Zuiko 50mm + EC14

At dusk these Ring-billed Gulls were flying low and fast above our neighbourhood trying to catch flying insects that were invisible to us. They have amazing eye sight..

DONT KNOW WHAT THIS IS EITHER, SOMEONE KNOW? LET ME KNOW

Photo by XM

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Lon zabulon, male. Hesperiidae. Black Hand Gorge State Nature Preserve. Licking county, Ohio.

These spiders are named banana spiders because of the yellow abdomen. So far, this is the best picture I have taken of one.

 

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