Right, heavily cropped Tom.
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This guy is less than 25 microns. I caught it with the 30X Water Immersion objective and blew it up digitally. I wish I had been able to use the 100X Oil on it but too late, be a bit difficult to remove the water from the coverslip. Its possible to see the long caudal cirri. Kenv http://www.photomac...

Excelent image Ron.
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Great shot Ken - I understand many naked amoebas look like this when they are floating as opposed to being on the substrate.
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I couldn't get the video to run - pity I would have liked to see it.
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Thanks for that info Paul, its interesting. I'm pleased to know that they migrated here rather than being introduced.
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Nice one Paul, you've done a good job getting detail on this backlit subject.
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Hi Paul, we had Monarchs in Wellington so that just about covers the North Island, I don't know if they are present in the South Island.
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The best B-fly we get here, we have less than six anyway. This was shot last summer, haven't seen one around this year although I have a few chrysalis on the milk weed.
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A real wow of a shot Mike. Its amazing how in the insect world murder can simply be ignored when there are other things to do!
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A very nice image Arvindr, I like the lacy look of the wings even if they do have a hole or two
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Gunn, this is just how I used to look after a night on the town!
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Wonderful shooting Danny, you are a very observant fella! This brings an old saying to mind - "a bit like shelling peas"
Good to see you back M8t.
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Condolences Danny and good to see you back.
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A real cracker Frez.
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