Macro set from the weekend

[Hayath]

Explored a new location, on the outskirts of Bangalore. Some images to share -

1.

Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)

Parasitic wasp on Pentatomidae egg clutch

2.

Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)

Wall crab spider, Selenopidae sp blending into the bark

3. Shot with the Raynox DCR-250

Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)

Common wanderer butterfly wing close-up

4.

Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)

Moth caterpillar with emerging wasp larvae!

5. A small subset of the mosquitos wanting a bite or two!

Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)

Fieldwork can literally be blood, sweat and tears!

Olympus OMD EM10 M2, 60mm macro, Godox TT 350O with DIY diffuser.

C&C sought

Cheers!
Hayath

 

[melanie.ylang]

Number 4: what a horror show!

 

[AchinPotua]

Excellent macros!

BTW, the mosquitos in 5 look like aedeas aegypti - main vector of dengue virus. Hope I would be proved wrong .

 

[IJskegel]

Excellent. I like the first one the most.

 

[Bytesmiths]

As an ecologist, I love it that you identified the various species — and that you showed parasitic interactions… including the last shot!

Does your camera body have a way of accepting EXIF data from non-electronic lenses?

 

[Hayath]

Number 4: what a horror show!

Indeed! Very macabre

Excellent macros!

BTW, the mosquitos in 5 look like aedeas aegypti - main vector of dengue virus. Hope I would be proved wrong .

Thank you! Hoping it wasn't carrying the virus. Forgot to apply the repellent

Excellent. I like the first one the most.

Thanks much

As an ecologist, I love it that you identified the various species — and that you showed parasitic interactions… including the last shot!

Does your camera body have a way of accepting EXIF data from non-electronic lenses?

Thank you! I love showcasing the lesser seen fauna, not using the common names helps

The adapters I use relays the standard "50mm" for all lenses :|