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Orange/transparant caterpillar
Note sure what specie this is, identification help welcome.
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Hidden
A caterpillar curls up into the confined space of a small leaf, likely it is moving on to its next phase in its life changing morph.
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Sheet Weaver
Not a great photo, but I wanted to share it anyway to illustrate the web of sheet weavers. Where orbit webs are best known by most people (vertical webs...More
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Unknown fungus
Captured in a forest in the Netherlands, white top, about the size of a large human hand.
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White Satin Moth
I'm not 100% sure about this identification, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
As with any brush-haired caterpillar, one...More -
16-spot Ladybirds mating
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Lady's Dungeon
Check out all the aphid corpses, half-eaten and sucked dry by this assertive lady.
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Unknown wild flower in the Netherlands
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Yellow buttercup closeup
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Pool of life
On a sunny spring day I made a lucky discovery at a very small pond near where I live. Check out these thousands of tadpoles (offspring of frogs or toads)...More
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Tadpole closeup
I was walking near a small pond, thrilled to find this little tadpole at the beach. Only when I stepped back after being fixated on this one, I saw the...More
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Tadpoles in pond in the Netherlands
Black tadpoles found in a small pond in the Netherlands during early spring, 2012.
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Fungus expert needed for identification
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Early Fall
Fall-like colors during spring 2012.
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Sea of Green
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Dandelion top view
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Mr Ironface
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The flower of flowers
Small white flowers with a flower-share pattern creating the illusion of a larger flower. Not sure that specie of flower this is.
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Thief of lives
Quite a poor shot but ants are so hard to capture. This one was running away with a caterpillar twice its own size.
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Dandelion closeup
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Rape Bug II
Rape bugs are shield bugs easily recognized by the 3 dots on their shield. "Rape" in this case refers to the main plant it feeds on.
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Rape Bug I
Rape bugs are shield bugs easily recognized by the 3 dots on their shield. "Rape" in this case refers to the main plant it feeds on.
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Oak Processionary composite
My very first composite macro. Kind of sloppy when you zoom in, so please don't :) I wanted to use this composite to show how an Oak Processionary...More
