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The Kid Should See This 🌈🪐✨

🪲✈️ This macro insect flight compilation from Dr. Adrian Smith captures the wing mechanics of 23 different species in slow motion. From green June #beetles keeping their protective covers linked during flight to stoneflies using all four wings independently, the footage explains how each insect developed different aerial strategies.

Recorded at up to 6,000 frames per second, the #video makes visible detailed wing folding patterns and different beat frequencies across seven different #insect orders.

👉 Learn more: zurl.co/FSZVl

Two insects are shown in flight against a purple background with yellow text reading "INSECT FLIGHT" and black text reading "23 SPECIES!" - one appears to be a yellow-bodied flying insect on the left and a green beetle-like insect on the right.
#tksst#animals#biology
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Plsik (born in 320 ppm) 🇨🇿🇺🇦🇵🇸

Iris weevil, Mononychus punctumalbum. A photogenic beetle, for many reasons. Siberian Irises are beautiful and as soon as we saw the first specimens in the protected area, I immediately took my camera out. But these weevils walk slowly over the flower that is their home and their food, showing off from all sides. And they look funny.
The beautiful color of the iris flower is a super background for a photo of the beetle.
#SilentSunday #beetles #bugs #insects #macrophotography #nature #floodforest

Photograph of a weevil, taken at high magnification. The beetle has a roughly spherical shape, long nose, black eyes. It has a brown body covered with short hairs and black scruff. It stands on a purple and sinusoid-shaped iris petal. The lower fringe of the petal has a tiger pattern on part of the leaf. The background behind the leaf and beetle is green.
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Nature with Steve

The Thick-legged Flower #Beetle is also known as the Swollen-thighed Beetle, and when you see a male of the species it’s easy to understand why! A #pollinator of open-structured flowers, this shiny green #insect has expanded its range across southern England and Wales. Having not seen one for several years, I was delighted to find several of these busy Beetles at Brandon Marsh on Friday.

Photo of a male Thick-legged Flower Beetle (Oedemera nobilis) amongst the cluster of golden-yellow anthers in the centre of a Dog Rose flower. The Beetle, which is mostly a shiny dark green in colour but with black eyes and (long) black antennae, has very large femora on his hind legs.
#Beetles#Insects#Invertebrates
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