Biollantefan54's Bug-Hunt Thread (PIC HEAVY)

[Biollantefan54]

And here is a collection of various springtails, spiders, and other buggies I found on a hike recently

 

[Biollantefan54]

recent hike, springtails, harvestman, pauropod, and pseudoscorpions

 

[Kada]

Fantastic photos!! Keep them coming. Probably a tall order, but any identification of any of those, even just to genus or family?

 

[Biollantefan54]

Fantastic photos!! Keep them coming. Probably a tall order, but any identification of any of those, even just to genus or family?

Thank you!! On my most recent post, the first two are springtails in the genus Morulina and the weird baguette looking bug is a pauropod in the genus Eurypauropus. the rest im not sure about haha

 

[Biollantefan54]

Haven’t updated in a bit, here are some new shots.
part 1:

 

[Biollantefan54]

And part 2

 

[Biollantefan54]

Part 3, I had to photograph this tiny spider a lot because it’s just so pretty and also it is very uncommonly seen, it is in the family Leptonetidae

 

[Biollantefan54]

Part 4, if you want to know the names of anything specific feel free to ask, I’m just doing a photo dump right now since I forgot to update this thread haha

 

[Biollantefan54]

Final part (I can’t believe I forgot to post all of these)

 

[goofyGoober99]

Part 3, I had to photograph this tiny spider a lot because it’s just so pretty and also it is very uncommonly seen, it is in the family Leptonetidae View attachment 477183 View attachment 477184 View attachment 477185 View attachment 477186 View attachment 477187 View attachment 477188 View attachment 477189 View attachment 477190 View attachment 477191 View attachment 477192

That spider is so pretty omg
Incredible pictures as always

 

[drurymercy]

Haven’t updated in a bit, here are some new shots.
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What’s the 4th pic? God your camera is amazing!!! I literally can not stop looking!!! If u are on fb check out all bugs go to Kevin. I love him and his page but ppl would b going nuts over these photos. lol it’s my favorite bug site

 

[drurymercy]

Part 3, I had to photograph this tiny spider a lot because it’s just so pretty and also it is very uncommonly seen, it is in the family Leptonetidae View attachment 477183 View attachment 477184 View attachment 477185 View attachment 477186 View attachment 477187 View attachment 477188 View attachment 477189 View attachment 477190 View attachment 477191 View attachment 477192

Insanely beautiful!!!

 

[Biollantefan54]

What’s the 4th pic? God your camera is amazing!!! I literally can not stop looking!!! If u are on fb check out all bugs go to Kevin. I love him and his page but ppl would b going nuts over these photos. lol it’s my favorite bug site

If I’m looking at the right post, the fourth pic in that one is a dragonfly thank you for looking, I’m glad you like them! I am not in Facebook unfortunately

 

[drurymercy]

If I’m looking at the right post, the fourth pic in that one is a dragonfly thank you for looking, I’m glad you like them! I am not in Facebook unfortunately

Yes that one!! I was thinking a dragonfly but have never seen one like this before lol it’s like a headdress!! I can’t wait for my brother to get here for family dinner he studies insects (idk what that’s called) spends weeks out in our mountains he’s gonna love these and maybe he will take me out to find any if they are native here he will know!! Your making me want to buy a new lens for my canon rebel it’s an older film manual one I haven’t used in 3 years!! And thank u for sharing it’s literally crazy how beautiful they are and how easy it is to overlook them!! lol I would buy these pics at an expo

 

[Biollantefan54]

I forgot about this thread here are some Lepidocyrtus I’ve found lately. I’ll (hopefully) update soon with more

 

[Biollantefan54]

Today I have a bunch of Oribatid mites I have found, a Rhagidid mite (orange butt) that shockingly stayed still for a photo, as well as a mite in the genus Nothrus!