Because of all the insect photographs I am taking, I bought a small flash this month and started incorporating a diffuser and reflector into my macrophotography based on the tutorial from this blogger.
Rose Curculio (Merhynchites bicolor)
Showing posts with label cuckoo wasp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cuckoo wasp. Show all posts
2017/07/27
More urban insects on campus
As I mentioned last month, there is a group of pollination-enthusiasts conducting weekly pollinator observations on uOttawa campus. Here are some of the insects and plants we have observed this month.
Because of all the insect photographs I am taking, I bought a small flash this month and started incorporating a diffuser and reflector into my macrophotography based on the tutorial from this blogger.
Because of all the insect photographs I am taking, I bought a small flash this month and started incorporating a diffuser and reflector into my macrophotography based on the tutorial from this blogger.
2012/01/22
Jumping Plant Lice, Cuckoo wasps, and Dance flies
Sharing some of the photos of insects that I did not know and/or thought was cool-looking.
This critter was captured on June 11, 2011 in a yellow pan trap in my "1" study site. I didn't know what it was until I asked for help at BugGuide. Jumping Plant Lice (Family Psyllidae) can be identified by their hard and shining thorax and has 5 to 10 antennal segments.
2012/01/21
Photos from last few days
Jan 19 - Blizzard-like conditions in the afternoon, but the sky cleared by nighttime.
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