Macro set from the weekend - II

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Macro set from the weekend - II

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Continuing the series...

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Mussaenda inflorescence

2.
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Eriovixia spider with Pentatomidae egg clutch

3.
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Pholcidae with her egg clutch

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Mating Amata sp moths

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Moth caterpillar hanging on a leaf's edge using it's silk

Remaining images from the trip can be found in an easy-to-view slideshow
https://youtu.be/zt8VOeM_JLY

C&C sought :)

Cheers!
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as always, stunning images!!. =D>

I am surprised by emoji eggs (Pentatomidae): does anyone know the function of the parts of the egg that generate that design?
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Hayath,

You produce so many absolutely beautiful images, amazing work :D

Best,
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Both sets are beautiful and interesting.
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Absolutely stunning. Superlative!
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Thank you for the kind words, gentlemen :)
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