murder she wrote...

I saw this parasite lay eggs on à caterpill. Just 10 minutes before it was fine and eating from the Lears. Suddenly it looked frozen and à closet look witheet my 105 mm objective showde this happening.

comments (8)

Ellen de Koster

King Cobra

Sorry have problems writing on à ipad...
Posted 14 years ago

Ferdy Christant

Lion

No problem, Ellen. I have removed the double comments. Posted 14 years ago
1. Ellen de Koster
  
  King Cobra
  
  thnks there was even an bug because of my ipad because i voted twice on the same photo Posted 14 years ago
2. 1. Ferdy Christant
    
    Lion
    
    Really? Can you tell me which photo you voted twice on? It is easy for me to check if you voted twice. Posted 14 years ago
  2. 1. Ellen de Koster
      
      King Cobra
      
      Cricket at night it was. Posted 14 years ago
    2. Ellen de Koster
      
      King Cobra
      
      Cricket at night it was. Posted 14 years ago

DragonC

Musk Oxen

Actually I think this is a very good photo that shows an important aspect of life. There are parasite wasps that prey on other animals, but it's not often you get to see such details. Gets a vote from me for the ongoing story it tells. Posted 14 years ago
1. Ellen de Koster
  
  King Cobra
  
  thank you i considered it very a special occasion Posted 14 years ago

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By Ellen de Koster

Uploaded Aug 20, 2011. Captured Aug 20, 2011 12:26.

Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
f/10
1/40s
ISO200
105mm

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