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Photo#187056
Tenebrionidae, antenna - Diaperis maculata

Tenebrionidae, antenna - Diaperis maculata
Plymouth Rock, Winneshiek County, Iowa, USA
May 27, 2008
Size: 5+mm

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Tenebrionidae, dorsal - Diaperis maculata Tenebrionidae, lateral - Diaperis maculata Tenebrionidae, dorsal-lateral - Diaperis maculata Tenebrionidae, antenna - Diaperis maculata Tenebrionidae, tarsal claws - Diaperis maculata

Moved
Moved from Darkling Beetles.

macro photography
Darcie,
I'm new to this and I don't know how to answer you directly.
I have an awful time with maco but this was taken with a camera thru a microscope and then the images at different focuses put together. You could do this same thing with a camera on a tripod if you have the imaging software. This particular software is not expensive.

Goodness, that is an amazing
Goodness, that is an amazing level of close up, how did you get that!

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