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Insect Photography

Dive into the world of “Insect Photography” with this category. Learn tips for capturing stunning close-up images of insects. Discover the best equipment, lighting, and settings for macro shots. Explore habitats like forests, gardens, and wetlands to find subjects. This category suits photographers and nature lovers alike. Master techniques to showcase the beauty of bees, butterflies, beetles, and more.

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Green June Bug In March

February 13, 2023March 27, 2020 by Steve Creek
Green June Bug In March

I found this Green June Bug on March 26th in Arkansas, which was quite surprising as they are typically not seen until June. However, I learned that these…

Categories Insect Photography Tags Green June Bug, Japanese Beetle

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Empty Polyphemus Moth Cocoon

February 2, 2026February 19, 2020 by Steve Creek
Polyphemus Moth Cocoon in My Palm

Polyphemus Moth Cocoon insights from Ouachita National Forest. See how a simple cocoon marks an important stage in the moth’s life cycle.

Categories Insect Photography Tags caterpillar, Insect photography, Metamorphosis, moth life cycle, Nature Observation, ouachita national forest, Polyphemus Moth Cocoon, pupal stage

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Praying Mantis Egg Case

December 15, 2025January 8, 2020 by Steve Creek
Praying Mantis Egg Case

Learn about Praying Mantis egg cases (oothecae), their role in nature, and why these tiny structures are essential to ecosystems.

Categories Insect Photography Tags egg case, entomology, foam egg case, insects, mantis egg sack, nature, ootheca, outdoors, praying mantis, praying mantis life cycle

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Walking Stick Insect On My Deck

July 24, 2025November 15, 2019 by Steve Creek
Walking Stick Insect On My Deck

Walking Stick Insects are common on my deck each fall in Arkansas. Discover their unique traits, behavior, and the surprising mystery of their seed-like eggs!

Categories Insect Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard wildlife, fall insects, Insect Behavior, insect camouflage, Nature Photography, ouachita national forest, walking stick eggs, Walking Stick Insects
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