Bigger Harlequin Larva

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  IPClark Registered Users Posts: 2,355 Major grins

  October 28, 2014 edited October 28, 2014

  Very good Paul. They're certainly in abundance at the moment. I'll let you photograph them as you do much better

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  lifeinfocus Registered Users Posts: 1,461 Major grins

  October 28, 2014 edited October 28, 2014

  Scary looking critters. Well done.
  
  Phil

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  Paul Iddon Registered Users Posts: 5,129 Major grins

  October 28, 2014 edited October 28, 2014

  IPClark wrote: »

  Very good Paul. They're certainly in abundance at the moment. I'll let you photograph them as you do much better

  
  Cheera Ian - won't do many more - enough is enough of the same, lol.. I want different bugs next time I go looking, but got a 5 day run at work starting tomoz. Gonna be almost impossible to get anything done.
  

  lifeinfocus wrote: »

  Scary looking critters. Well done.
  
  Phil

  
  Thanks Phil - they do look sinister as larva - but they do good as LB's apart from the these harleys which are getting to be a problem.
  
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  Lord Vetinari Registered Users Posts: 15,900 Major grins

  October 29, 2014 edited October 29, 2014

  Lovely series of closeups Paul. Normally difficult to get sight of any mouthparts.
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  Paul Iddon Registered Users Posts: 5,129 Major grins

  October 29, 2014 edited October 29, 2014

  Lord Vetinari wrote: »

  Lovely series of closeups Paul. Normally difficult to get sight of any mouthparts.
  Brian v.

  
  Thanks Brian - I was fortunate that it was coming straight at me at a good shooting level (live view is a wonderful thing)...
  
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  e6filmuser Registered Users Posts: 3,378 Major grins

  October 29, 2014 edited October 29, 2014

  Exceptional mouthparts detail. Shooting it on the moss was a triumph!
  
  Harold

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  DeeBug Registered Users Posts: 487 Major grins

  October 29, 2014 edited October 29, 2014

  Great captures Paul!
  
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  Paul Iddon Registered Users Posts: 5,129 Major grins

  October 29, 2014 edited October 29, 2014

  e6filmuser wrote: »

  Exceptional mouthparts detail. Shooting it on the moss was a triumph!
  
  Harold

  
  Thank you kindly Harold
  

  DeeBug wrote: »

  Great captures Paul!
  
  Davy

  
  Cheers Davy
  
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  GOLDENORFE Super Moderators Posts: 4,747 moderator

  November 1, 2014 edited November 1, 2014

  Superb shots Paul. , never seen a harli in my garden or anywhere in this area so far !

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  Paul Iddon Registered Users Posts: 5,129 Major grins

  November 1, 2014 edited November 1, 2014

  GOLDENORFE wrote: »

  Superb shots Paul. , never seen a harli in my garden or anywhere in this area so far !

  
  Cheers Phil - they'll be there somewhere mate, you can be sure of that...
  
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