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Thorben Danke

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🇩🇪Insect nerd 🚫No AI 🏆NikonTop 100, National Geographic science pic(2021)📔Author „GANZ NAH DRAN“(2022) 🎥 Netflix Life on our planet(2023)

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The scarce silver-lines, Bena bicolorana. I was able to use the beautifully prepared insect from the Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart collection directly without cleaning. The white hind wings on a white background was the big technical challenge here. The simple solution was to photograph the…

The scarce silver-lines, Bena bicolorana. I was able to use the beautifully prepared insect from the @SMNStuttgart collection directly without cleaning. The white hind wings on a white background was the big technical challenge here. The simple solution was to photograph the…
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Common backswimmer, Notonecta glauca. A water bug from the backswimmer family (Notonectidae)
The long oar legs can be clearly seen here. The fine hairs on the legs offer enough resistance in the water to move quickly.

Common backswimmer, Notonecta glauca. A water bug from the backswimmer family (Notonectidae) The long oar legs can be clearly seen here. The fine hairs on the legs offer enough resistance in the water to move quickly. #notonectaglauca #backswimmer #commonbackswimmer #hemiptera…
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Peppered moth, Biston betularia. The caterpillars of the peppered moth recognize their surface and adapt their color. Light gray, green, light to dark brown and almost entirely black. All color nuances are possible here. Scientists from the University of Liverpool and the Max…

Peppered moth, Biston betularia. The caterpillars of the peppered moth recognize their surface and adapt their color. Light gray, green, light to dark brown and almost entirely black. All color nuances are possible here. Scientists from the University of Liverpool and the Max…
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Scorpion fly, Panorpa spec. Because of the thickened abdomen of the males, it is called the scorpion fly, but it can neither sting nor bite us humans. They feed mainly on injured or dead insects but also on nectar and even the honeydew of the aphids. In summer, they can often be…

Scorpion fly, Panorpa spec. Because of the thickened abdomen of the males, it is called the scorpion fly, but it can neither sting nor bite us humans. They feed mainly on injured or dead insects but also on nectar and even the honeydew of the aphids. In summer, they can often be…
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Oak gall or oak apple. A wasp such as the oak gall wasp (Cynips quercusfolii) stings the leaf vein and lays an egg there. A defense reaction of the oak produces this apple around the laying site. The so-called gall ink has been produced from these gall apples since the 3rd…

Oak gall or oak apple. A wasp such as the oak gall wasp (Cynips quercusfolii) stings the leaf vein and lays an egg there. A defense reaction of the oak produces this apple around the laying site. The so-called gall ink has been produced from these gall apples since the 3rd…
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Marsh marigold moth, micropterix calthella. A real punkhead😎I discovered up to six of these moths in a single Ranunculus acris flower. These moths do not have a proboscis but actually have mandibles. Have you ever been bitten by a butterfly?

Marsh marigold moth, micropterix calthella. A real punkhead😎I discovered up to six of these moths in a single Ranunculus acris flower. These moths do not have a proboscis but actually have mandibles. Have you ever been bitten by a butterfly? #micropterixcalthella #urmotte…
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