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Insect

Insect

I don't know what kind of small insect this is. It's about the size of a mosquito on an Aster.

I don't know what kind of small insect this is. It's about the size of a mosquito on an Aster.
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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 4000 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 100/1

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Jul, 2017

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I believe it is an organ pipe mud dauber wasp.

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You might be right! I really don't know my insects too well, and this one looked very different to me.

It's a Conopidae, a thick-headed fly. These are flies that parasitize on bumblebees.

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How cows pick their nose.

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Here's a little beef for your day. The brave little calf is surrounded and backed up by the cows. You don't mess with baby.

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I wanted a different point of view and a unique angle for this photo. Playing with my new lens. 16-35mm.

This is our barn cat, Kit Kat. She is fluffy and her markings are striking.

Played around with some macro photography today. This ant was crawling around on a dandelion and is speckled with pollen.

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