The Crazy Dancer by ralph49
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I wasn't going to upload this image but really liked this little character, he was just so entertaining. Trouble was he wouldn't stay still. The plant in the image is a tendril of a passion fruit vine. Have not got a clue what this bug is but if you know drop a line.
Thanx for dropping by and for all your comments and ideas. I can always use a hand at improving my photography.
Have a Great Weekend
Comments (25)
Great series of shots!! Well Done!
Superb photography, Ralph. Your critter is a new one to me - so diaphanous in part.
Such a cute little fellow, so much fun and wonderful up-close capture! :)
Very nice macro work! Well done.
I don't know what it is, but it looks like a shrimp...great captures!
Whatever he is, he's got some moves!!
I'd guess some variety of pseudoscorpion. They're typically really really tiny and hard to spot and more often than not can be found in mulch piles or leaf litter. (At least the kind I've seen.)
Beautiful capture and well done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O)
for sure I have never seen one. very interesting creature. I read about them on the web.outstanding set of macros
Whoa, awesome! I'm glad you decided to upload this....
Fantastic macro shot.
I have no real idea what this critter is but you sure got some great shots of it. If I had to guess, I would say it is the nymph of some species of Ambush bug or plant bug. I say this because of the long proboscis. I must assume those long appendages at the front are antennae because I count six legs without them, lol. A most interesting and unusual bug. If you are really interested and the photo was taken in the US, you can post the images at BugGuide.com and someone there will help with an identification. Thanks for sharing. Lee
It's a splendid series, really fantastic ;O)
Nice work...
wonderful macros !!!
Marvellous! I love it! these are excellent shots.
It is so delicate & cute i love it.
Wow, you even stumped Lee! lol Excellent shots of this critter; looks like quite the dancer lol
The splendid macroworld, an impression! ! ! ! !
fantastic collage of this little creature!
great macros !
Excellent collage! :)
a wonderful series and this little guy looks like the counterpart to nnemo the fish in it's colors
Excellent collage, Ralph !!! Very well captured !!! "V":5+++
It is an entertaining series - looks like he belongs in a Pixar movie:-)