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Originally posted by wetapunga wetapunga wrote:

Originally posted by craig66 craig66 wrote:

Unidentified small insect. Maybe about 6mm long.



Crane Fly (fam. Tipulidae). Can't be more specific because Australian insects are a bit removed from my NZ arachnid background...
But it might get you ona start.

Also, very nice picture- love the detail in the antenna.
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Hello there!

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How small is small?
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Ants love peonies

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Spinning webs.
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Leptura melanura
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It's rhododendron leafhopper season again
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Great shot. It should have been a good year for them, but I could not see many in June, are they doing well now Jens?

Some more true bugs, two in the same family as the rhododendron leaf hoppe

Baby bug



Smelly bug



Noisy bug
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Some sort of bug?

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Spider with prey



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Originally posted by clk230 clk230 wrote:

Some sort of bug?
My first thought is that this belongs to the order Orthoptera, so some sort of grasshopper, locust or cricket.

And now something else...

1. A true bug on a lingonberry


2. A spider on lingonberry leaf


3. Spider on lingonberry leaves


4. Spider on lingonberry leaves seen from above
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Just got a new toy - the Voigtlander MACRO APO-LANTHAR 65mm f/2 Aspherical! And this grasshopper appeared in my back yard - a great chance to test the lens... The grasshopper is alive, no additional light or background were used.

Grasshopper

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Great capture Shay, you must be very happy with your new toy!
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