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I really like these guys as they are so cute and have wonderful colourful markings. Especially this one.... on it's bum lol. I see this ofthen on springtails, the neon-like coloured spots.
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I found a few of these tiny globulars too,im hoping for some better shots when its a bit less windy :)
Pete Boardman, who is organising the Shropshire Springtail Atlas, calls this the finger-post springtail as this is where he usually finds them. Sure enough, that's where I found these, my first sightings of this species. They are so round & shiny that I thought they were some sort of giant mite at first. Great patterning & textures when looked at up close. So shiny in fact that you can see not only the reflection of my diffuser, but also the LED panel I use to light subjects in the dark.
Found on a finger-post in woods near Ropewalk Meadow, Coalbrookdale.
Globular springtail on the greenhouse glass. Focus stacked using zerene stacker. Same springtail as #2
Not sure about this one....think there were 2 males about 0.5mm on the soil in my garden. May have seen a larger(~1mm) yellow female in the same area too but I only saw that with my naked eye and couldn't find it through the lens.
Or I could be miles off and those chunky antennae are not for grasping females with!
Je ne suis pas vraiment sûr qu'il s'agisse d'un collembole. Peut-être une larve ?
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I'm not sure it's a springtail. May be a larvae. If someone can help ?