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Snic320 > (Subfamily: Myrmicinae Genus: Daceton) - Upper View My favorite, maybe an all time fav for me too !!! ;) 68 pictures stacked in zerene Usual tuned light setup 3.5x aprox magnification This one took like 3 hours retouching time, even more.... Hope you like it !
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Los empídidos (Empididae) son una familia de dípteros braquíceros que cuenta con más de 3.000 especies descritas y posiblemente otras 4.000 más aun sin describir. Son de distribución mundial, pero la mayoría son de la región Holártica. Hay mucha variación pero en general son de tamaño mediano a chico, de 1 a 15 mm. Son más bien oscuros de colores no metálicos y bastante peludos. Suelen ser delgados, de largas patas, de cuello definido y con una joroba en el tórax. Algunos tienen una larga probóscide. Los machos suelen tener ojos más grandes que las hembras y éstas tienen un abdomen más grueso. ------------ Empididae is a family of flies with over 3,000 described species occurring worldwide, but the majority are found in the Holarctic. They are mainly predatory flies like most of their relatives in the Empidoidea, and exhibit a wide range of forms but are generally small to medium sized, non-metallic and rather bristly. Common names for members of this family are dagger flies (referring to the sharp piercing mouthparts of some species) and balloon flies. The term "dance flies" is sometimes used for this family too, but the dance flies proper, formerly included herein, are now considered a separate family Hybotidae. Some Empididae, such as the European species Hilara maura, have an elaborate courtship ritual in which the male wraps a prey item in silk and presents it to the female to stimulate copulation. Empidid larvae are also largely predatory (although some are scavengers) and occupy a wide range of habitats, both aquatic and terrestrial.
Snic320 > Another picture from the wasp, playing and limiting the number of stacks to give a more real feel to the final result....for me it´s the best of the whole set.... What do you think ? ;) Have Fun!
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > OK I´m back from my short hollydays in the peruvian Amazon, close to Iquitos, about 2 to 3 hours in boat, from the scondary to the primary jungles.... This is my first Stack from yesterday, still with Jet lag and wide awake until 4:45 AM.... :-\ 120 pictures stacked in Zerene stacker and about 2 hours photoshop retouching Almost 8x magnification and image quality reduced to 40% for Flickr Would like to know about the exact Id., this specimen was collected from the ground inside the Lodge (dead), a place surrounded by moskito nets where a lot of species where trapped attracted by the lights inside... Have Fun!
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Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
Snic320 > Extreme Macro´s photo
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