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| The mechanics of how this particular spider 'stored it's legs' was a fascinating revelation to me. The legs are all neatly tucked up under the abdomen which in picture 2 and 3 you can see gradually lifting to reveal the legs in all their spidery glory attached to the thorax |
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| freshly caught with no escape |
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| the Greenbottle of course, feeds off carrion |
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| Rhingia Campestris- it's prominent snout and orange abdomen distinguish it from other flies |
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| too small to identify but it looked like a bee the way it was collecting pollen |
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| for no other reason than I love the patterns and shapes within this image |
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| a Shield bug |
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| Silver -studded blue, this one is female as has a brown upperside. Prefers low-growing plants. |
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| Shield bug |
