Welcome to the forum @korvo and @nicki1114
Thank you very much for your entries
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Nicki, those are beautiful shots! I feel like they could be be entries in more than one category, both plant and insect in such good focus. (I struggle with that.)
Welcome to the forum!
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Thank you so much!
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(Am I the only one obsessed with this fly’s feet? I do not think I have ever seen any quite like them. Go to the observation and check the sideview for even more peeps but prepare yourself, the whole creature is just… a design stunner.)
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Wow, everybody’s pictures are so beautiful! Mine aren’t as nice (took them with a phone), but I’ll share them anyway.
I guess grasshoppers can handle spice (also I thought that peppers repelled them, but I guess not.)
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/128535654
Two-thirds of these photos will be insects on cultivated plants.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/131887780
Sycamores have beautiful fruits!
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/144630003
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Resting On Pink (Lymantria mathura)
A Natural Fate (Pseudodynerus quadrisectus)
Plenty Of Silk Left (Neoscona arabesca)
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Beautiful shots! Do you mind sharing with us the gear used? And… are you doing any kind of focus stacking here?
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Danger Noodle (observation: 74871822)
Yin-yang Salamanders (observation: 7547998)
Berries for Breakfast (observation: 146470931)
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fantastic shots!
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You can see the cameras and lens used for those photos by clicking on the little info button underneath each photo in my observation grid. I caught both of the bees when they were moving very slowly - the honeybee was just waking up and was very still; the day was still chilly when I caught the bumble bee. The robber flies are terrific - they sit and pose. I have not tried focus stacking with insects. Even when they are moving slowly, they are still a little fast for that. I have used it with spiders that are sitting motionless in their webs. It works really well.
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I tried that already but there was nothing. When I went to your observations list, I did notice that many there had complete camera details. ?? Is this a system… moth?
Ah, I see the problem. I got lost in the thread! I was clicking on somebody else’s images. Sorry about that.
Yours are great too!
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http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/107567162
MacroLove
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/104389876
MacroLove2
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@manimiranda Welcome to the forum.
Thank you very much for your entries, but you need to put up the photos not just the links.
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Thanks a lot. I’m fix the entry . :)
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Buenos, buenos! Welcome to the forum, your photos are excellent. (Me encanta la abeja.)
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Thanks !!! 
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Welcome to the forum @Vic – wonderful images! I cannot wait to see what titles you give them. Do you by any chance know what type of bird that is? (What a great capture!)
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Thanks! It’s a yellow-rumped warbler.
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