Globular springtail on flower pot. Focus stacked using zerene

2 manubrial teeth and I. anglicana?

A tiny Cotton Springtail, Entomobrya unostrigata, crawling by the front entrance of the Fountain Creek Nature Center at night. Fountain, Colorado, May 17, 2019.

This is one of the two adults that were on the wood with the juveniles.

Taken in Battle Ground, Clark Co., WA, USA

The other springtail I found on the lychgate-post. Really big this one, at least 5mm. A real bruiser. Very beautiful too.

Blind or partially blind springtail Heteromurus nitidus, about 2mm body length. Found some of these on top of the leaf litter in my compost heap yesterday

An unusual POV

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.

Thanks to Frans Janssens for the ID.

Photo taken in Danum Valley, Malaysian Borneo.

Globular springtail on a fence rail. Natural light/fill flash. Focus stacked using zerene

Dicyrtomina saundersi

Nikon D90 + Tamron 90mm macro f:2.8 + 68mm macro tubes - SB 900 strobe

Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC, USA.

this springtail "Vertagopus arboreus" is about 2mm. He was on a fence post in the back garden.

Springtail (~ 3mm) - Hypogastrura spp?

Canon 1D3 + MP-E 65mm (at x5) + TwinLite Flash. Cropped a bit.

Slightly damp globular springtail. Focus stacked using zerene

Springtail.

Springtails on the compost bin rim

Springtail on a water barrel

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It's a classic, but a rather lovely springtail...

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"!

Dew covered springtail. Focus stacked using zerene

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 :-)

Nikon D90 + Tamron 90mm macro f:2.8 + 68mm macro tubes - SB 900 strobe

7D + 65mp-e @ 5X + mt-24ex

Fov 4,46mm

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

Larger springtail on wooden fence beam. Entomobrya intermedia

Springtail 4.2 Magnification about 2mm long

With irridescent bits on the legs and face 8-)

Globular springtail on fence rail

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/