As promised another picture in the category "Dinertime". This time not a Damsel- or Dragonfly, but a larvea of Carabidae (hope this is correctly written) trying to eat a earthworm.
He started to cut the worm in to pieces, but I was weak and as soon as de larvea lost his grip on the worm I put the worm in the grass.
Nice detail, I think, are the two "horns" on his back. Probably to scare or confuse enemies.
Start to love this miniature world more and more.
a very interesting behavioural shot Tom. A little more space on the left would have been nice, but well captured otherwise.
Matt
Posted by David Sewell on June 27, 2012 at 4:24 AM
I agree with Matt about a little more space on the left, maybe a little more shadow infilling as well. Still a good picture of something we rarely see posted.
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7 repliesHe started to cut the worm in to pieces, but I was weak and as soon as de larvea lost his grip on the worm I put the worm in the grass.
Nice detail, I think, are the two "horns" on his back. Probably to scare or confuse enemies.
Start to love this miniature world more and more.
Exif: 1/500 s, f/5.6, ISO 800, 0.00 eV, 100 mm
Matt
David
Keith.
It's a mean looking beastie, Tom. Agree re the room on the left, but still a good capture.
Andy...
A totally different image out of the box.
Nick.