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With this picture I woul like to show the minute world of minute insects.
In this case the small leaf beetle
- Luperus flavipes
- family: Chrysomelidae
on young and fresh leafs of
- Salix capraea
- family: Salicaceae
Species information
L. flavipes occurs at forest edges and in garden areas.
It likes Salix, Betula, Alnus and Corylus.
Hofmann (1883) notes that the species can be a pest of fruit trees.
Body length: about 4 mm
Conditions
- natural bright light
- ISO 400
- handheld
References
* Möller G, Grube R, Wachmann E (2006) Der Fauna-Käferführer I - Käfer im und am Wald. - Fauna-Verlag, Nottuln.
* Hofmann E (1883) Der Käfersammler. - Verlag der Hoffmann'schen Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart. |
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Hello Peter,
Nice shot of this tinny beetle, with very good sharpness. I like the colours of the background. Best regards,
Catherine
- nglen
(17692) - [2008-05-19 9:56]
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Hi. Time is very short tonight as i am at work late. just to say a very good picture for now. TFs.
Nick..
- mariki
(6883) - [2008-05-20 1:02]
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Hello Peter,
Excellent sharp picture of this small dark beetle. Good light and beautiful natural colours.
Cheers,
Mariki
Hi Peter,
Thanks for identifying the butterfly species in the P Vs P IV. A lovely capture of this beautiful beetle. Excellent composition and sharp details. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Hi Peter, elegant little beetle with splendid details and great sharpness, very well done, ciao Silvio
- crs
(623) - [2008-05-21 20:50]
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Hi Peter,
It is a very good shot with the tiny beetle. I like very the DOF keeping all insect's body in focus and showing good clear details. Very nice lighting solution rendering rich natural looking color tones.
Thank you for sharing,
Cristian