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Just been out with the dog for a few hours. Bit windy for macro. Got this shot of a fly magnified *5 last week at Brockadale.

 

Better spend the rest of the day doing jobs.... Yawn!

 

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I scanned all the parts and I used photoshop to put them together.

Samsung NX 300 + Industar 96u 50/3.5 (f8)

3 images stack

 

Newly hatched dragonfly

Robber fly, thanks Melieli for identifying the insect .shot taken from makneas farm doha, qatar.

There is 7100 species of robber flies around the world , from the search in the net i think the above photo is that of a female robber fly , i dont know this species is commonly seen in the middle east.

 

Nikon FM10

AF Nikkor Micro 60mm f2.8 D

 

Haven't posted anything for Bokeh Wednesday in a while... dug this one out of the files.

Macro, baby! Sigma 70-300mm lens. :)

Jewel, ruby tailed or cuckoo wasp, this little beauty is known by all 3 of these names. Well pleased i found this today :)

Un elitro de grillo comun, frotando estas rugosiades consigue ese sonido tan caracteristico...

 

A common cricket elytra, rubbing these rugosiades get that sound so characteristic ...

 

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Common Dartlet

Hiding under a Magnolia leaf

Etre aux aguets !

[Eucera nigrescens ?]

First macro shot of this season. It was climbing inside the balcony when my cat found it.

Happy summer, Happy Father's Day! We were at my parents for pizza this PM when I spotted this tiny moth, had to bust out the extension tubes... I'm falling asleep while I'm pping and posting this...

First venture into the world around our feet.The bee is in sharp decline we need more uncultivated meadows and fruit trees to help them survive.

A rather worn silver Y moth. Focus stacked using zerene

Citrus Flatid Planthopper ( 7mm )

Macro

Location: Switzerland

Identification

Long Legged Flies have a metallic green appearance. The abdomen is green and black stripes and wings have black bands. As their common name suggests, they have long legs.

 

Size

6mm

 

Habitat

often seen perched on horizontal leaves

 

Food

feed on smaller soft body insects such as aphids

 

Breeding

Larvae are usually found in moist soil or under tree bark.

 

Classification

Class:Insecta

Order:Diptera

Family:Dolichopodidae

    

I think this was a hoverfly ovipositing on an iris leaf, but I am not sure.

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