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	1. Vespa crabro Alive ... of course! 2236 persons have seen this doc 118 comment(s), 2236 visit(s), 43 favorite(s) in total
	2. Ocypus olens My insect photo master piece ;) That was the hardest insect shooting and post processing I ever did! This bug, a devil's coach horse beetle (ger. Schwarzer Moderkäfer, 2-3 cm), is so quick and restless, it never stand still! It is very powerful and comba… 2075 persons have seen this doc 153 comment(s), 2075 visit(s), 53 favorite(s) in total
	3. Aeshna cyanea A studio shot of a Southern hawker dragonfly. 1784 persons have seen this doc 78 comment(s), 1784 visit(s), 30 favorite(s) in total
	4. Panorpa communis Studio shot of a female Scorpion Fly. 1530 persons have seen this doc 91 comment(s), 1530 visit(s), 18 favorite(s) in total
	5. Arctia caja A studio shot of a Garden Tiger. I collected the caterpillar just before the pupation. After 4 weeks the moth slipped out of its pupation shell. I was lucky to recognized that early enough :) That was my 3rd attempt. Grayscale step wedge for monitor adju… 1444 persons have seen this doc 68 comment(s), 1444 visit(s), 22 favorite(s) in total
	6. Fly The INSECT SLIDESHOW 761 persons have seen this doc 12 comment(s), 761 visit(s), 14 favorite(s) in total
	7. Freeze! The INSECT SLIDESHOW 708 persons have seen this doc 6 comment(s), 708 visit(s), 10 favorite(s) in total
	8. Bumblebee Second day in the garden ... first insect macros with the Nikon D300, I bought in december '07. See it BIG pls. :) Exposure: 1/250´, Aperture: f/4.5, Lens: Sigma Macro 105.0mm, Flash with Lightsphere The INSECT SLIDESHOW 702 persons have seen this doc 68 comment(s), 702 visit(s), 14 favorite(s) in total
	9. Metamorphosis Yep, intended to be in the landscape format ;) The INSECT SLIDESHOW 681 persons have seen this doc 7 comment(s), 681 visit(s), 9 favorite(s) in total
	10. Coccinella septempunctata The INSECT SLIDESHOW 659 persons have seen this doc 8 comment(s), 659 visit(s), 11 favorite(s) in total
	11. Pieris napi The INSECT SLIDESHOW 645 persons have seen this doc 2 comment(s), 645 visit(s), 6 favorite(s) in total
	12. Gonepteryx rhamni The INSECT SLIDESHOW 641 persons have seen this doc 3 comment(s), 641 visit(s), 2 favorite(s) in total
	13. Vanessa cardui A shot from 2006 - one of my favorite butterflies: A Painted lady 613 persons have seen this doc 11 comment(s), 613 visit(s), 14 favorite(s) in total
	14. Rhingia campestris The INSECT SLIDESHOW 589 persons have seen this doc 11 comment(s), 589 visit(s), 10 favorite(s) in total
	15. Vanessa cardui A shot from 2006 - one of my favorite butterflies: A Painted lady The INSECT SLIDESHOW 585 persons have seen this doc 13 comment(s), 585 visit(s), 10 favorite(s) in total
	16. Macroglossum stellatarum Another oldie from the last year. A Hummingbird Hawk-moth hovering in front of a blossom. So, earth warming has good aspects: This moth came from southern regions of Europe to Germany ;) The INSECT SLIDESHOW 582 persons have seen this doc 14 comment(s), 582 visit(s), 10 favorite(s) in total
	17. Carabus auratus A Golden ground beetle in my studio. See him BIG pls. 553 persons have seen this doc 11 comment(s), 553 visit(s), 9 favorite(s) in total
	18. Cetonia aurata Studio shot of a "Green rose chafer". Behind the bug you can see a battles. The INSECT SLIDESHOW 507 persons have seen this doc 51 comment(s), 507 visit(s), 15 favorite(s) in total
	19. Tipula paludosa btw: No, crane flies can't sting! Übrigens: Schnaken können nicht stechen! The INSECT SLIDESHOW 494 persons have seen this doc 5 comment(s), 494 visit(s), 2 favorite(s) in total
	20. Am I Beautiful? The INSECT SLIDESHOW 490 persons have seen this doc 28 comment(s), 490 visit(s), 10 favorite(s) in total