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Communal Dragonfly, Butterfly and Insect photo thread
This maybe does not show that well but this is a great diving beetle larvae attacking another smaller great diving beetl larvae. I spotted the comotion and though it was newt first.
Edited to correct the ID
I had quite a struggle to identify the female. The males, when immature (teneral), can also be yellow but they lack the antehumeral yellow stripes on the dorsal side (anterior) of the thorax.
This encounter gave me a selection of images and a (crosseye) stereo pair.
Olympus EM-1 (aperture priority), Olympus 4/3 x2 TC, Olympus 4/3 50mm f2 macro, 1/80 or 1/50 at f10 ISO 800, hand-held.
Thanks for that Harold a tough thing to spot it initially I thought it looked like a grass seed. It didn't look right so I took some shots then I could see it was an invertebrate.
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OMD E-M1ii MMF3 8-25 f4 Pro 40-150 f2.8 pro MC-14 12-40 pro 14-42 EZ 9-18 f4.0 -5.6 40 -150f4-f5.6 R Laowa 50mm f2.8 macro Sigma 105 f2.8 macro Holga 60mm plastic Holga pinhole lens lens and an OM2sp
I nice view does not mean a good photograph. My FLickr
Thanks for that Harold a tough thing to spot it initially I thought it looked like a grass seed. It didn't look right so I took some shots then I could see it was an invertebrate.
Alf,
I've done on or two the other way round: got a lovely set of what turned out to be a bit of detritus or plant exudate.
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