Some insect macrophotography – May 2016

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During a few expeditions at the beginning of May, I’ve managed to get a few pictures of some beautiful butterflies and other insects, some of which are threatened with extinction in a few locations due to the “great human intervention”. I will not get in depth with the reasons why this happens more and more often in our country. I will, perhaps one day, write a more comprehensive article about this, but I already believe it will not have any impact…

And now the shots:

Parnassius mnemosine distincta:

parnassius 1.jpg

parnassius 8.jpg

parnassius 9.jpg

parnassius 3.jpg

parnassius 2.jpg

parnassius 5.jpg

parnassius 4.jpg

parnassius 6.jpg

parnassius 7.jpg

Melitaea phoebe phoebe:

melithea 1.jpg

melithea 2.jpg

Glaucopsyche alexis alexis:

licenid 1.jpg

licenid 2.jpg

licenizi.jpg

Carcharodus orientalis orientalis:

HESPE 2.jpg

HESPERID1.jpg

Saturnia pavonia pavonia (only eggs and larva):

EUDIAEGGS.jpg

LARVAEUDIA.jpg

Zerynthia polyxena polyxena (adult female and eggs):

zerynthia.jpg

And other insects:

albinacroitor.jpg

libelula.jpg

muscacolibri.jpg

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