Sort of a plain wing, but I like the subdued interference colors that show up in various places, as well as the shape at the inner top. I think this a "thin film interference" (like in a soap bubble) and not the more familiar structural color found in beetles/butterflies caused by micro structures. Here it is subdued, but with the "right" wing and lighting it can be very intense. If you want to see some real flashy ones check out the mosquito wings I post some time ago:
https://www.photomacrography.net/forum/ ... hp?t=13361
Taken with my modified MM-11 and Olympus MPLFLN objectives. Canon 90D.
Midge wings
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Beautiful colours
Beautiful colours on the wings, very nice photos.
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