Photos of interactions

11.02.2009 17:59, Трофим

The first question I heard from the person who saw this photo
was why did the bee hang itself?
I don't know for sure from a difficult life. That's what I say every time I look at pictures, and bees don't have a honey life.

And this is a ground beetle larva taken from a trap in winter

Deer on a camping trip

Meeting of belyanok, almost forumsky

11.02.2009 22:05, Tigran Oganesov

The first question I heard from the person who saw this photo
was why did the bee hang itself?
I don't know for sure from a difficult life. That's what I say every time I look at pictures, and bees don't have a honey life.

It's someone eating it, probably a spider

Here are more "interactions":

1. Golubyanki on a halt...


2. Lace beetles on sycamore bark


3. Meeting on the Elbe


4. Ooteka nothing good shines...

14.02.2009 21:54, barko

Such a spider does not seem to have been in this topic yet (I apologize for the fuzzy picture)

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15.02.2009 20:37, Victor Titov

Shoo, little coleoptera!

15.02.2009 21:15, mikee

08.05.2009 15:08, barko

Quite a large prey for a small spider. Slovenia, May 7.

This post was edited by barko - 08.05.2009 15: 08

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11.06.2009 14:56, Динусик

Continuing the topic

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17.06.2009 16:22, Динусик

As I understand it, these are abscess larvae on Osk? Or someone else? But the interaction is on the face.

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17.06.2009 21:00, RippeR

18.06.2009 12:51, barko

Yesterday, during a night fishing trip, I observed a funny interaction.
The finger fly Cnaemidophorus rhododactylus crouched on top of the burdock Vanessa cadui

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19.06.2009 15:55, barko

Yesterday, on June 18, I caught moths on the sands 120 km south of Budapest. I was lucky to see an interesting interaction.

Attention was drawn to the cocoonworm zigzagging or circles quickly moving on the sand. There was something wrong with his movement. Looking closer, I notice an ant lion biting into the poor guy's ass. The two of them circled around for about a minute. After that, the cocoonworm quite suddenly lost its activity and soon finally fell silent. The wings were brought together in the lowest position, and the legs were tucked up. It looks like the predator larva injected its prey with an enzyme or something. Where did they find each other? I've never seen anything like this before!

27.06.2009 18:27, Egorus

Here. Decided to "attach" to " Interaction... with
the environment."
"I made it out of what was..."



(Sorry, just restored the photo.)

This post was edited by Egorus-30.09.2009 20: 27

05.07.2009 21:08, KingSnake

Interaction between predator and prey.

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22.07.2009 8:07, Karat

mint candy's interaction with ants

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03.08.2009 20:48, barko

In Slovenia, I found a beetle on a karst with a leech attached to it. I didn't even know that beetles could be a source of food for leeches.

In the photo, the leech is already separated.

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03.08.2009 20:56, Nilson

03.08.2009 21:19, barko

03.08.2009 21:54, Nilson

25.08.2009 21:06, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, that's it: we are waiting for a new look!

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26.08.2009 10:40, RippeR

Yes, sawyers are terrible libertines ki

28.08.2009 9:53, vasiliy-feoktistov

28.08.2009 10:52, RippeR

28.08.2009 11:13, vasiliy-feoktistov

28.08.2009 12:38, RippeR

Isn't that Pseudogaurotina excellens, by any chance?" Otherwise it would be clear why they are so rare

28.08.2009 13:13, vasiliy-feoktistov

28.08.2009 13:24, Dr. Niko

Well, that's it: we are waiting for a new look!

Yes, marriages of different ages are increasingly occurring in Russia

28.08.2009 13:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

28.08.2009 13:43, Dr. Niko

In this case, rather generic.

Yes, I just meant the difference in size.

28.08.2009 18:39, vasiliy-feoktistov

Here, get a cradle! (Badass)

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 09.09.2009 07: 14

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09.09.2009 7:06, vasiliy-feoktistov

Fear me!

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 09.09.2009 07: 16

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09.09.2009 7:07, vasiliy-feoktistov

Dorm room.

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20.09.2009 11:41, Sungaya

bad luck...

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20.09.2009 16:05, vasiliy-feoktistov

"Two in one"
I got this interaction: the pupa was lying in a cocoon calmly, I found another caterpillar of the same species, and it took and pupated in the same cocoon (in which the pupa was already lying) - apparently she was too lazy
to weave her own.

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29.09.2009 1:14, okoem

Hedgehog and bakarashki

29.09.2009 11:12, vasiliy-feoktistov

Hedgehog and bakarashki

Did the hedgehog die? If so, I feel very sorry for him.

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 29.09.2009 11: 13

29.09.2009 11:17, omar

it sacrificed itself to the interaction

29.09.2009 11:22, vasiliy-feoktistov

he sacrificed himself to interaction

If he were alive, he would show them where the crayfish spend the winter (an insectivore after all).

29.09.2009 12:00, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, I "waited". But I was waiting for the Swallowtail!

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29.09.2009 12:28, omar

29.09.2009 12:35, vasiliy-feoktistov