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Libellula
Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera
Le libellule (Libellula LINNAEUS, 1758) sono un genere di insetti appartenente all'ordine degli Odonati. Il nome Libellula deriva dal latino "libra", ovvero bilancia, così detta perché nel volo tiene le ali orizzontali.
Dragonfly
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Dragonflies (Libellula Linnaeus, 1758) are a genus of insects belonging to the order of Odonata. The name derives from the Latin Dragonfly "pounds", or balance, so called because the flight takes wings horizontal.
Anatomy
They have a very long head, compound eyes and antennae relatively short, the two pairs of wings, nearly equal, are elongated and membranous, sometimes brightly colored, and allow rapid and safe flight. The abdomen is relatively long and slender, composed of eleven segments. The legs are inserted before the body and are rarely used for walking. They have chewing mouthparts very characteristic: the lower lip ends with small pliers with which the dragonfly grabs the prey. They feed on insects in flight grab and eat and therefore have a silent flight as well as fast, which makes them terrible predators in both air and water.
Reproduction and growth
Reproduction of dragonflies is in the aquatic environment. They are oviparous and having spawned by the elongated leaves fall into water or simply lay down the drums of aquatic plants. Like all the Odonata, the dragonflies undergo incomplete metamorphosis. In all species, eggs hatch into larvae that mature into the water, feeding on other aquatic life, as some of the larger species may even attack small fishes. The larvae of dragonflies have a special jaw, stretch and called "mask", in which affect their prey. The length of nymphal period varies, depending on the species, from one to three or more years, during which the animal meets the outline at least ten times. When the nymphs are fully mature they leave the aquatic environment and undergo metamorphosis, transforming into the adult form.
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Comments (44)
dochtersions
This is SOOOO special, Mario!!!! A wonderful macro shot and pov. Amazing.
emmecielle
Che bellezza, Mario! Con lo zoom, si notano dettagli fantastici! :)
sandra46
assolutamente spettacolare sia per luce che per colore, gran foto
MagikUnicorn
WOW WOW WOW TRIPLE WOWWWW
jeroni
Beautiful scene and wonderful photo
psyoshida
Amazing! Such beautiful detail and a wonderful composition. He looks like he is doing a hand stand. Incredible details and lighting. I love it!!! Stupore! Tale particolare bello e una composizione meravigliosa. Osserva come sta facendo un basamento della mano. Particolari ed illuminazione incredibili. Lo amo!!!
pixeltek
Outstanding work. Bravo!!
SIGMAWORLD
EXCELLENT!!!
fredster66
A stellar image!
anitalee
Excellent
jascorpio
OMG, This is terriffic capture!!!!
danapommet
The details in this macro are perfection. Dana
Minda
woooo excellent macro mario..
myrrhluz
Più meraviglioso! Il dettaglio è stupefacente! I peli sul viso, la trama dei suoi occhi, l'ottimo dettaglio delle sue ali ... tutti superbo! Questo mi fa pensare di autunno, con i colori della libellula e lo sfondo, e la texture secca del fiore si è arroccato su. Bella dettaglio, colore, luce e POV! Ottima immagine!