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I found several of these Pseudosinella springtails in the Wichita Mountains. I'm not sure what speccies they were, but they look similar to P. rolfsi. I don't know if the white spots were caused by the flash or were actually on the springtail, but several of them had them.
Springtail wandering around on a glass slide - same springtail as www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/3055007547/
Pleasantly surprised when found this when looking for the minute beetles. Of similar size but not shiney.
Springtail (~ 3mm) - Hypogastrura spp?
Canon 1D3 + MP-E 65mm (at x5) + TwinLite Flash. Cropped a bit.
Most springtails are small and difficult to see by casual observation...but we can all see that Graham is looking in the wrong direction.."They're behind you"!
I nearly caught this one having a nibble of these young, fresh leaves I think so perhaps there is a chance I will see them eating live plants in my garden....will keep my eyes peeled :-)
I found this springtail under some leaves. I'd seen similar ones before but not with such bright colouration and i hadn't noticed the curled antennae before
Found under a Laceleaf Maple Bush on a pot. I am out of practice and I am not able to tell if this is a new one for me. I am hoping Frans or others can help me ID it so I can know if I should take better photos.
Springtail wandering around on a glass slide - same springtail as www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/3055007547/