The insect in the rear is the molt of the mayfly
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Type: Posts; User: Prajwal J Ullal
The insect in the rear is the molt of the mayfly
Had cropped down the frame roughly by 10%
ID: Stink bug
A close up shot of the, pretty big, stink bug, that seemed to have taken refuge on the garden tree sucking out the essential liquid matter for its survival. Infamous for their nasty...
ID: Non Biting midge
Usually seen, atleast in my case, next to the mangrove areas, these non-biting midges seem to follow the new norm of social distancing, maintaining an arm’s length distance...
The lighting wasnt too bright, due to the smog all around and wanted to capture the spider and the golden sheen without bumping the ISO
This is cropped down by 10-15%
ID: Mayfly
2020 has been a tough year for all, I guess apart from the elite class, and something that most would like to forget and may be evolve from it, just like this mayfly, that just freshly...
ID: Peahen
One of the resident beauties of this area, in the outskirts of Hubli, these make their presence felt with several morning calls and grandeur sight, for the early morning walkers. When...
ID: Cuckoo bee(ID confirmation appreciated)
In a typical festive mood, this beauty seemed to be in a very lazy mood, sleeping thru the wintery cold mornings. Spotted on the tip of a twig, this bee...
ID: Yellow peach moth with a tiny spider in the base
Spotted this beauty perched underneath the leaf, probably resting, or sleeping, as it hardly moved when I tried framing the beauty. Though...
ID: Morning glory
A simple frame of the beautiful and vibrant morning glory flower, in all of its glory, standing out from the usual bunch of the bloom. The flower, though almost roundish to look...
ID: Orb weaver spider
One of the most common spiders, mostly tiny ones, could be seen along the walking area, along the wild shrubs that had popped up during the monsoon session. With the location...
ID: Hoopoe
One of the most elusive bird, atleast in my case, have always observed them in flight and disappearing in the thicket of the trees, rarely spotting them in close range and documenting...
ID: Kite being pestered by a crow
One of the most common sight in the urban environment is the sight of a kite gliding along the skyline, and when we spot a residential kite, a one sided...
ID: Crab spider
Spotted few white bean flowers, along the trail, and could see some deformation at the tip of one of the flower. On close observation though realized that the deformation was...
ID: orb weaver with moth catch
While traversing the trail, spotted this dead moth entangled in the web of a spider, and intrigued with the way the moth was consumed and just the wings and some fur...
ID: Pumpkin beetle
With loads of wild pumpkin plants along the path and several bright flowers blooming around, we could spot loads of pumpkin beetles all around, feasting on their favourite...
ID: Kite
One of the urban raptors, that seems to nurture very well amongst the unnatural structures, this particular spot, i.e. the crane for a building construction, has always been selected as...
ID: Mantis
Accidentally spotted this beauty underneath the plant along the trail, early in the morning, along with the rising sun in the background, couldn’t keep myself framing both of them....
ID: Ghost ants on pumpkin flower
One of the most intriguing form of ant, these seem to have covered/invaded all around, be it the open, natural spaces or the urban spaces(home). Seen wandering in...
ID: mayfly
Spotted this unfortunate beauty all tangled in the web of an orb weaver, though the spider wasn’t visible on it, the location and the extended body of the fly seemed very intriguing and...
ID: Rice swift
Spotted few of these ones fluttering around the trail, eventually flying off due to the disturbance of the people or the vehicle passing thru, this particular one seemed to defying...
ID: Pumpkin beetle and snail inside a pumpkin flower
An interesting frame of these two specimen spending some time inside this massive pumpkin flower, though none of them seemed to be feeding on...
ID: Bat(detailed ID help appreciated)
A garden is a great asset from the urban biodiversity and here is the best example how it nurtures the biodiversity while taking up a small fsi. Here is one...
ID: Lynx spider with moth catch
Spotted this beauty with a massive(compared to the predator) catch of a moth, somehow the predator and the prey had a similar colour(almost) confusing us while...