Face to face with BugEyes

Face to face with BugEyes, originally uploaded by myopixia.

 

Hanging in There

Hanging in There, originally uploaded by aussiegall.

My photo for the day, a dandelion from the garden

Yellow Flower

Yellow Flower, originally uploaded by flopper.

 

Some flower

, originally uploaded by H@Ru.

Some kinda flower

~~ Little Skipper ~~

~~ Little Skipper ~~, originally uploaded by suesue2.

Wishing everyone a splendid Sunday !

Butterfly on flower

, originally uploaded by H@Ru.

 

beauty in nature

beauty in nature, originally uploaded by myrmician.

i live for shots like this…

Pioggia a gocce

Pioggia a gocce, originally uploaded by axomina.

Raindrops

Macro studies 4

A rose for Leena….

A rose for Leena…., originally uploaded by scorpius_360.

For Leena Rogers/ Bluebird0927, in appreciation of her very kind testimonial.

robber fly

robber fly, originally uploaded by Rundstedt B. Rovillos.

The robber flies are an abundant and diverse family within the order Diptera that are known for their predatory behavior. Asilidae diversity can be attributed to their broad distribution; most species tend to occupy a selective niche. As their common name implies, robber flies have voracious appetites and feed on a vast array of other arthropods, which may help to maintain a healthy balance between insect populations in various habitats (Joern and Rudd 1982, Shurovnekov 1962). Asilidae adults attack wasps, bees, dragonflies, grasshoppers, other flies, and some spiders. Robber flies are particularly abundant in arid and sunny habitats, which are optimal conditions in which to observe their many morphs and behaviors.