The Curculionidae (or "snout beetle") by dochtersions
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This photo I made a few months ago, near here in the field.
It's so stupid, when I go to sit down the p.c., I block completely; I do feel like paralysed and do nothing at all, so I'm going away again.
It is that Karel pushed me yesterday to put here the pictures of the Brunssummerheide, so I just did what "I was told".
A strange story, perhaps,
anyway, here you can see a snout beetle, a macro, the actual size is between 2 and 5 mm.
Latin name: Curculionidae
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Comments (19)
Beautiful capture Mies! I hope that this issue with the PC and you goes away soon... I miss your wonderful photos and fractals.
belle photo
awesome close-up ! strange insect for me !!!
A wonderful close capture my friend..Hope all will pan out for you take care!!
Wonderful close up !!!
What a wonderful shot this is. Love it. You are always so good at photographing... also, jacomina. !!!!!!!!
What a beautiful picture my friend love it :)
Excellent macro !! Thank you for the answer where is the Brunssummerheide and to apprecied my work !
What a handsome fellow ! A superb photo. I wonder if we have these here, I will do some research.
Cool photo!
Wow. Cool macro Jacomina.
Een insect,totaal anders bekeken door deze macro!!
Beautiful shot, Jacomina. Sometimes it can just be easier to do what we are told. I hope you get feeling better soon.
Mooie opname,maar ik denk dat je kever nep is.
Superb capture Mies. God bless.
wonderful macro, great details
wonderful
fantastic macro shot very nice compostion and colours
Wow what a interesting looking beetle !
We don't have these in our neck of the woods, so thanks for this cool picture Mies.