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Bark louse, Psocoptera sp. The thin wings show interference colours (like soap bubbles).
Image height < 3mm
Mitutoyo M Plan Apo 7.5x NA 0.21 tube lens: Raynox 125mm
Illumination: Oblique and dark field
"Couldn't take the blame
Sick with shame
Must be exhausting to lose your own game
Selfishly hated
No wonder you're jaded
You can't play the victim this time
And you're too late"
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i havent been in flickr for a MONTH.
sorry i've been such a lousy friend and contact. there were a lot of things to do, but now i'm back. hopefully :)
Sous le soleil exactement
Une petite abeille solitaire (Amegilla sp) photographiée pendant son sommeil.
Raupenfliegen (Tachinidae)
Stacked from 24 natural light exposures in Zerene Stacker.
Canon EOS R, Canon MP-E65
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UP 6379 leads the GSPFRM-03 through CP Z067 in Topeka, KS on 2/5/23.
This one caught me by surprise, as I had come out to photograph the train two ahead of it, and as I was on my way home, Cade let me know that this was headed my way. Yeah, I definitely had to turn around and get the shot. There aren't many SP-painted engines left running, and to get one on the point, when you're already out with the camera, and there's (kind of) sun is a win all around.
A CSX MP15DC shoves a loaded centerbeam into an industry just west of Duval Connection,after having removed an empty.
This sawfly - either T. brevicornis or more likely T. notha - was taking nectar from a wild carrot flower in Thurstaston Country Park.
Left : with flash, one shot
right : without flash, with falconeyes led light, color cast removed.
Zerene stack : 13
A lot going on with this SP-SSW Bi-Cen. painted tunnel motor besides the sweet paint job, the usual SP appliances - the light package, the high mounted horn and bell, nice "L" shape windshield as she get vital fluids at the El Paso, Tx. fuel pad on April 21, 1977.
Went back to Hageven today. This is a collage of photos of the dark Entomobrya sp. Maybe one and the same springtail, but there can also be 2 different ones in this collage. They are quite skittish...