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Author 'Boucher Marc dit de Meilh' (Id 114224 ) : This insect (beetle) made (to sigma 70-300 APO DG Macro f / 1:4-5. 6) during a hike. So, frankly, I do not know what it is ...? I immediately thought of a Capricorn, then the female stag beetle. I absolutely do not believe in my thoughts about this insect, I doubt it. So if someone comes to identify him, he (she) will be kind enough to give me the exact name of this beetle. Marc.



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EXIF : Camera: Sony a500 | Objectif: Sigma 70-300mm F/4-5.6 DG APO Macro
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> Ninik [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 04, 2011
Fortunately it is a macro - very well done indeed - because such a monster could put me on the run. : 19:: 1:
 
 > Author Boucher Marc dit de Meilh [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 06, 2011
 
Not Ninik you are not afraid of these little corny ... Me too, at first I found it strange then, and then you get used to. Thank you? Marc.
 
> Thomas >Reply Apr 26, 2010
It is a beetle blister beetle. I see I have two, attached to the rear, I do not know if it is a reproduction. Then another and yet another .. . Suddenly I was very surprised I thought it was rare ... 1:
 
 > Author Boucher Marc dit de Meilh [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 27, 2010
 
Hello Thomas and thank you. Well, I'm like you, I do not know what melodramatic beetle before, no recollection of having met or not, so pay attention ... Also, it is possible that natural evolution develops reproduction of what was previously rare or few? ... The interest in photography, you see, is also allowing, among other things, the opening into other worlds, knowledge. You see, Thomas, you can join the pleasant helpful too. Regards and friendly to you, Mark. : 19:
 
> Lilinormandie [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 19, 2010
Oh, I admit, I have his buddy in my garden ... The raises would take better than mine, however ... : 18:
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 > Author Boucher Marc dit de Meilh [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 20, 2010
 
It was not so easy to photograph, but I still managed to put online. Yours is not bad either. Pressed, I leave you and tell you more. Marc.
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> Candy [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 19, 2010
: 4: Hello Mark and thank you for showing us this insect in its natural element. It is very good. : 18:: 19:
 
Identification > Disco [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Apr 19, 2010
This is a "Meloe Proscarabeus", this picture is very clear and we can see this beetle difficult to meet because it does not fly. 6:
 
 > Author Boucher Marc dit de Meilh [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply
Apr 20, 2010
 
Ok, Disco, I think I had you responded but the answer does not appear. Here I am in a hurry, but we will have the opportunity to discuss it again. Thank you for information regarding the identification of this beetle. Marc. : 19:
 
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