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Ambush Bugs

Order Hemiptera, Suborder Heteroptera, Family Phymatidae


A collection of images of Jagged Ambush Bugs (Phymata erosa). If you are interested in prints, electronic files, or usage rights, contact me at my website. For those interested, I have written several articles about macro photography. Photos Copyright © M. Plonsky. All rights reserved.

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Jagged Ambush Bugs (Phymata erosa)
Jagged Ambush Bugs (Phymata erosa)

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Therese Rudolph 28-Sep-2010 18:41
I appreciate you sharing some of your techniques. I would like to find someone who would critique some of my stuff. If you could find the time to look at them on Flickr - tmrudy2009 - and tell me how I can improve it I would really appreciate it. I see some that you have on here and other photographers where you can see the insects eye so clearly. That is what I long to learn to do. I also do the majority of mine handheld. But of course the tiniest bit of wind can throw it out of focus. I need to make a wind break.
Again thank you so much for sharing.
Marichal Claude 27-Aug-2010 12:43
Superbe série,merci.
olivia weber 22-Aug-2008 21:05
realy exstrordenary photos thanks.
ANONyMUS 27-May-2008 18:22
This picture is Awsome =]
zaid 26-May-2008 12:10
thank you for pictures
Guest 06-Mar-2008 19:49
wicked
Guest 03-Mar-2008 10:41
Man!!! you are a god of photography
Cheers
Keep the good work
Guest 06-Jan-2008 05:29
awsome photos!!
Katrena 11-Oct-2007 20:17
These pictures are fabulous....my son was doing research on the ambush bug...these really helped//thank you
Maylia 12-Aug-2007 15:26
gross
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