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I took a lily from a bunch of flowers into the garden and look who else fell in love with it. The fact that it can be seen in most months of the year is no doubt in part due to it hibernating through the winter but emerging on warmer days. Records indicate that it may be the commonest and most widespread hoverfly in Britain.

Derodontus trisignatus, very small (about 2mm in length) fungus beetle, light micrograph.

A tiny stick insect nymph with a slightly transparent body

Ladybug graphic design on a transparent or cutout background.

Blow Fly Macro Photograph

Striped fly on a perch in the yard

What's Shakin' Spidey? Jumping Spider Macro Photograph by Stephen Geisel, Love-fi.com

Macro Photograph Sand Wasp Cute Bug

Praying Mantis Upside Down in Garden

Hoverfly on a leaf in the garden

Green jumping spider with red and yellow markings in garden

Black & Yellow Argiope Orbweaver Spider. Macro Photograph

Rosemary Beetle on Forget-me-not

Broad-bodied Chaser female on red clover flower

This is a Nettle Weevil on a Buttercup flower bud.

Soldier fly perched on leaf in garden

A close up looking directly at a dragonfly

A gorgeous metallic leaf beetle (Nodina sp) munching on a leaf

A close up of a fungus weevil (Anthribidae)

A close up of an unique hammerhead flatworm

A close up of an ant mimic spider cleaning its chelicerae

A close up looking directly at a tiger beetle

A gorgeous metallic jumper (Siler semiglaucus) which I've mistaken for the famous peacock spider

A Long-horned Moth (lecithocerids) standing tall and proud. It has unusually long feelers. Although lecithocerids are found throughout the world, the majority are found in the Indomalayan realm and the southern part of the Palaearctic realm

A close up of a lynx spider waiting for its next prey (Oxyopidae)

A changeable lizard waiting patiently for me to get a shot it

A gorgeous metallic jumper (Siler semiglaucus) which I've mistaken for the famous peacock spider

Unique and organic photo close up of a shed spider husk. It has massive fangs too!

A close up of a harvestman also known as daddy longleg. Here is a front view of it. Looks like a creature that's not of this world

A close up of a beautiful iridescent leaf beetle!

A gorgeous juvenile Asian ant mantis. Juvenile Asian ant mantis are mainly black from the 1st to 3rd instar. Adults are mainly green with colour variation, depending on the vegetation surrounding them

A close up of a leafhopper

A gorgeous Pompelon marginata with shiny blue wing tips!

Common Blue Damselfly Looking through a Hole in a Leaf

Other than the typical long antennal length, the most consistently distinctive feature of the family is that the antennal sockets are located on low tubercles on the face; other beetles with long antennae lack these tubercles, and cerambycids with short antennae still possess them

A close up of an ant mimic spider looking at you