January arthropods

[davholla]

1) Mite Keston Common. The real size is 1.24 mm, magnifcation is 3.7
MiteIMG_2004 by davholla2002, on Flickr

2) Centipede from my garden. The real size is 13.42 mm, magnifcation is 1.2

Centipede IMG_1947. by davholla2002, on Flickr

3) Woodlice Keston Common. For the larger one the real size is 3.3 mm, for the smaller one the real size is 2.95 mm, magnifcation is 3.0


WoodliceIMG_2012 by davholla2002, on Flickr

4) Spider Keston Common, the real size is 3.58 mm, magnifcation is 1.8
SpiderIMG_2033 by davholla2002, on Flickr

5) At last an insect, Galerucella nymphaeae Beetle Keston Common, the real size is 6.67 mm, magnifcation is 1.4
Sadly not a great shot but an interesting subject as I managed to get it identified and submitted to Irecord

BeetleIMG_2019 by davholla2002, on Flickr

 

[Jeff G]

Nice set Dave, I think that might be your best mite shot yet.

 

[Jeff15]

Nice set of horrible looking creatures.......

 

[K9Kirk]

Nice set! Some people like them better when deep fried and crunchy.

 

[Donde]

Another fine set. What a colorful centipede.
.

 

[johngpt]

Hopefully not found in your bed...

 

[davholla]

Nice set Dave, I think that might be your best mite shot yet.

Thank you very much.

Another fine set. What a colorful centipede.
.

Thank you

Hopefully not found in your bed...

No all outside - and all very tiny.

Nice set of horrible looking creatures.......

Thank you

Nice set! Some people like them better when deep fried and crunchy.

A bit small to eat to be honest

 

[K9Kirk]

Just making a reference to the insects that people deep fry by the hundreds if not thousands to get more protein from them than we would from eating a steak.