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Myrmecology- the Study of Ants. The eclosion of a female mosquito. Laboratory culture at Rockefeller University.

I can no longer in good conscience participate in a company whose actions- wittingly or no- have served to increase social and political ills around the world. Inside the University of Texas Insect Collection.

Weaver Ants They Use Their Babies as Tools! March 26, 2018. New Naturistic video about the complex behaviors and adaptations of weaver ants which I was lucky to stumble across in Thailand. First Episode of Naturistic on Horsetails.

30mm long January 5, 2013 Panga Ecological Reserve, Minas Gerais, Brazil. What appears to be a flower here is actually a group of caterpillars working their way down a sapling trunk. In fact, I had seen many of those spide.

Singapore has an abundance of macro photography opportunities. Its equatorial climate provides an ideal environment for most insects to thrive in. Keep a keen lookout for little critters, for they could be just beside you! Spiders of Southeast Asia. Thursday, July 30, 2015. Part II Review of Venus LAOWA 15mm Wide Angle Macro Lens. To try the lens out! All macro photographs .

The Smaller Majority by Piotr Naskrecki. Creative Nature Photography Blog by Piotr Naskrecki. One of the more entertaining consequences of posting images of obscure, rarely seen animals on this blog or on my Facebook page. Or, more recently, a parasitic bat fly. I wonder if the photos in this post will be met with similar incredulity. Bunga Inselbergs in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique.

Insects, Macrophotography, Teaching, Life. Receding waters bring about significant mosquito relief. July 18, 2014 by allthingsbiological. This density was consistent along the entire length of the ditch that borders the north boundary of our land. Our ditch, suddenly flooded and lacking a significant number of predators, became an area of significant mosquito breeding after.

This past weekend, I had the opportunity to to go to Bugshot. But pictures are worth 1000 words, right? May 19, 2014.