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> Fifteen-spotted ladybeetle (
Anatis labiculata
) emerging from pupal case
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15-JUN-2010
Christine Hanrahan
Fifteen-spotted ladybeetle (
Anatis labiculata
) emerging from pupal case
This is a newly emerged ladybeetle. You can see the pupal skin underneath, all crumpled up.
Canon PowerShot SX10 IS
1/100s f/5.6 at 5.0mm iso200
full exif
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Don
14-Sep-2013 20:54
Fascinating; great natural history wonderfully illustrated.
Fay Stout
25-Nov-2012 16:37
Only you would find something like this! V
Len
17-Aug-2010 01:31
Great find and excellent capture Christine!!!V.
janescottcumming
24-Jun-2010 03:42
Amazing. That's so interesting that the pupal skin is spotted too. Great find. ~V~
Graeme
21-Jun-2010 23:41
Terrific macro shot, Larose.BV!!!
Guest
19-Jun-2010 06:17
Wow! You've captured the right moment.
LynnH
18-Jun-2010 11:05
This is so cool! I've never seen this before! BV
slhoornstra
16-Jun-2010 05:49
Just fantastic, and I know what a hurry these guys are in, so it is an amazing shot. V
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