Cicadae Parasite Beetle (Rhipiceridae)
Singapore-based photographer Nicky Bay (previously at Neatorama) shoots macro photos of insects, arachnids, and fungi from remote locations all over the globe. Bay went on 46 different shoots in 2014 and encountered numerous beautiful and unusual species. Bay has added ultraviolet light to his subjects, which enables him to capture them as they fluoresce.
Follow Bay's Facebook page to view more of his work, and visit Colossal to see more of the collection shown here.
Archduke larva (Lexias pardalis dirteana)
Treehopper (Membracidae)
Harvestman illuminated with 365nm wavelength ultraviolet light; Millipede fluorescence.
Caterpillar
Caged pupa. The spines of the caterpillar were used to construct this magnificent cage for protection during pupation.
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Thank you for adding them! They add a lot of neat information :)
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Thanks for that comment! You made me realize I left the captions off of the photos.
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The caged pupa (last photo) is magnificent!
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