Green Leafhopper stack

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Green Leafhopper stack

Post by lauriek »

I think this is probably not a full adult but I could be wrong...

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Stack of around 80 images, Nikon 10x objective, Bellows minimum extension. Stacked in Tufuse...

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Post by acerola »

That small eye like structures (ocelli?) are very interesting on the top of its head. Are they compound as well as the big eyes?
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Post by lauriek »

Good spot, I have to admit I hadn't really noticed those. Not sure if they are oceli or not but they certainly appear to be compound whatever they are!

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Post by P_T »

This one is so cute!! lol It looks almost as if it's smiling.

What are those things stuck on its hair? water from condensation after you froze it?

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Post by lauriek »

I think this specimen was dry by the time I shot this, I don't really know what that stuff is, just bits of microscopic junk/dust that somehow always manages to get onto specimens!!

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Post by Aynia »

Wow, this is amazing. (Not amazing enough for me to even contemplate stacking though!! :shock: - oops meant as a compliment - stacking takes far far far too much work )

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Aynia, no worries I took it the way you meant!! :)

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