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Saturday, December 05, 2020 8:17:32 PM
We do miss much more than we see. Incredible.
"Winners of Close-Up Photographer of the Year"
11. Stag Beetle. Finalist, Insects: "Only a few places in the Netherlands and Belgium are home to a very special insect: the stag beetle (Lucanus cervus). It is one of the largest beetle species in Europe and has a somewhat prehistoric appearance. The males can grow to over nine inches and are real giants in the insect world. Once a male has discovered a female on a tree, he will protect this place from other males. Frantic fighting takes place if another male appears on the scene. The large jaws are used to lift the rival into the air. This is not easy, as the legs are barbed to help the beetles find a firm grip on the bark. These are the most beautiful moments to photograph, especially in silhouette against the blue evening sky or orange evening sun. You need to act quickly, because if one male manages to lift the other above his head, he will triumphantly throw his rival out of the tree
LOL Apology to the micro world for this - A QAnon gathering
"14. Slime Molds on Parade."
waiting for their favorite president
12. Glass Worm.
Trump
Your link - https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2020/11/winners-close-up-photographer-year/617070/
"Winners of Close-Up Photographer of the Year"
11. Stag Beetle. Finalist, Insects: "Only a few places in the Netherlands and Belgium are home to a very special insect: the stag beetle (Lucanus cervus). It is one of the largest beetle species in Europe and has a somewhat prehistoric appearance. The males can grow to over nine inches and are real giants in the insect world. Once a male has discovered a female on a tree, he will protect this place from other males. Frantic fighting takes place if another male appears on the scene. The large jaws are used to lift the rival into the air. This is not easy, as the legs are barbed to help the beetles find a firm grip on the bark. These are the most beautiful moments to photograph, especially in silhouette against the blue evening sky or orange evening sun. You need to act quickly, because if one male manages to lift the other above his head, he will triumphantly throw his rival out of the tree
LOL Apology to the micro world for this - A QAnon gathering
"14. Slime Molds on Parade."
waiting for their favorite president
12. Glass Worm.
Trump
Your link - https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2020/11/winners-close-up-photographer-year/617070/
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