Portraits of insects (60 photos)
They look like aliens from other worlds, and therefore they frighten many just by their appearance, but at the same time they are very beautiful in their unusualness. It seems to us that we know everything about them, but in fact their lives are full of mysteries. We present to your attention amazing macro portraits of insects
1. "Rabbit" Acanthocinus aedilis - a beetle from the longhorned beetle family
2. Wasp
3. Cychrus beetle
4. Periplaneta cockroach
5. Ladybug
6. And this is her larva
7. Ball springtail
8. Neocoenorrhinus aequatus
9. Another weevil, Hylobius abietis
10. And another type of weevil
11. Flower fly Eristalinus aenus
12. Tick
13. And with the help of this unit, the tick digs in
14. Pointy-headed bug
15. Beetle Scolytus triarmatus
16. Ant Camponotus herculaneus
17. Ant Queen
18. Also an ant
19. Ant's eye
20. Caterpillar, from which the butterfly Cerura vinula (Large Harpy) becomes
21. Bronze oak borer
22. Spotted many-eyed butterfly
23. Red-eyed dragonfly
24. Same
25. Blue dragonfly
26.
27. Dragonfly wing
28. Hoverfly
29. Rhingia, a species of hoverfly
30. Neurigona - a type of greenfly
31. Pogonocherus hispidus beetle from the longhorned beetle family
32. Beetle larva
33. Centipede Diplopoda
34. Also a centipede
35. Forest lacewing
36. Horned humpback
37. Jumping Spider
38. Crab spider, can change color like a chameleon
39. The same crab spider, changed color
40. Female hay spider
41. Philodromus pearly
42. “Skeleton” of an aphid that became a victim of a spider
43. Stag Beetle
44. Yellow earth ant
45. Mosquito at lunch
46. Green mosquito
47. Long-legged mosquito
48. Mating of long-legged mosquitoes
49. Ezhemukha
50. The blackbird fly is an extremely predatory and aggressive fly that will attack even well-armed insects, including bees and wasps.
51. Ktyr with booty
52. Wet shemale
53. Honey bee
54. A small bee collects nectar
55. Megachilid Bee
56. And this is the flower fly Volucella inanis, similar to a bee or wasp to scare away ill-wishers
57. Green grasshopper
58. Pied fly on burdock
59. Pseudoscorpio
60. Palomena bug