Waterworld world June 2021

[davholla]

A few more photos
Sometimes there are loads of these other times very few or none
Phantom midge larva, The real size is 8.43 mm, magnification is 2.1 mm
IMG_9879Phantommidgev2 by davholla2002, on Flickr

Fly larva I think from the pond. The real size is 4.46 mm, magnification is 2.1

IMG_9878FlyLarvav2 by davholla2002, on Flickr

Mayfly larva. Beaufifully marked tails, possibly somethng like Cloen dipterum, The real size is 4.62 mm, magnification is 2.52

IMG_9839damselflynymphv5 by davholla2002, on Flickr

Newt tadpole, The real size is 13.7 mm, magnification is 1.4

Newt tadpole, The real size is 13.7 mm, magnification is 1.4 by davholla2002, on Flickr


Dragonfly larva The real size is 1.52 mm from eye ridge to eye ridge, magnification is 2.52

IMG_9834Dragonflyv2 by davholla2002, on Flickr

 

[K9Kirk]

Very nice shots of some interesting creatures. Just curious, how are you measuring them?

 

[davholla]

Very nice shots of some interesting creatures. Just curious, how are you measuring them?

I used the instructions here.

 

[Space Face]

I used the instructions here.

Where?

 

[davholla]

Where?

Well spotted Wilson, I was wondering who would spot that deliberate mistake (for non British readers there is a classic TV series where every time the main character makes a mistake he pretends that he did on purpose to test them. In my case it was a mistake).

How to calculate subject size from a macro photo

www.davidkennardphotography.com

 

[Space Face]

Well spotted Wilson, I was wondering who would spot that deliberate mistake (for non British readers there is a classic TV series where every time the main character makes a mistake he pretends that he did on purpose to test them. In my case it was a mistake).

How to calculate subject size from a macro photo

www.davidkennardphotography.com

Don't tell em yer name Pike!

 

[Jeff G]

The mayfly larva is pretty danged cool!