2018 Insect Photos

In 2018 I'm going to blog my insect photos. I'm not going far and wide to chase down as many species as possible. I'm simply recording what I do find in the places that I go this year. I'm only adding photos that have been identified to a species level. Insect ID can be extremely difficult, and I have no professional training. All identifications are my best attempt, but may be incorrect. Please let me know if you think I have made a mistake so that I can correct it.

Friday, 30 November 2018

#176 to #180 at Mount Macedon, Victoria, Australia, December 1 2018

#176 Melanerythrus mactans

#177 Argynnina cyrila

#178 Vanessa kershawi

#179 Enchoptera apicalis

#180 Trichalus apiciflavus

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#175 at Taylors Lakes, Victoria, Australia, November 29 2018

#175 Hylaeus (Euprosopoides) honestus

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Sunday, 25 November 2018

#165 to #174 at Yea and Seymour, Victoria, Australia, November 24 2018

I had a chance for a day out, so I decided to head to Cummins Reserve and Wetlands in Yea and then to the Seymour River Walk.

#165 Chaetophyes compacta

#166 Bibio imitator

#167 Gynoplistia (Gynoplistia) bella

#168 Ceraon tasmaniae

#169 Ancita crocogaster (I think)

#170 Peltoschema oceanica

#171 Sphaerophoria macrogaster

#172 Yoyetta fluviatilis

#173 Aporocera (Aporocera) erosa

#174 Podomyrma gratiosa

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Friday, 16 November 2018

#161 to #164 at Heritage Wetlands, Wonga Park, Victoria, Australia, November 17 2018

A few years ago I went to Heritage Wetlands to try and find and photograph an Azure Kingfisher. I dipped on the kingfisher, but found a large and diverse collection of insects to photograph instead. I've been meaning to head back there for ages, and this morning I finally did. While I didn't find it crawling with insects like I had hoped to, I still managed to find some interesting photographic subjects.

#161 Diamma bicolor

#162 Austroargiolestes icteromelas

#163 Chrysolarentia correlata

#164 Eleale pulcher

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Monday, 5 November 2018

#160 at Woodlands Historic Park, Victoria, Australia, November 5 2018

#160 Homotrysis cisteloides

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