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Author 'Ralf27' : This larva must have a few hours...
3 eggs are about to hatch, I could see the larvae moving in the eggs of the first plan, but after 2 hours of observation, it is not output

Eos 600D lens 18-55 mm 1/5s f/13 - Tube extension 65 mm ring Flash as fill light, flash cobra 1/64s, 1 reflector.



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EXIF : Brand: Canon | Camera: Canon Eos 600d | Objectif: Canon EF-S 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 II
Aperture: | Exposure time: 1/2 s | ISO: 100 | Focal: 50 mm | Metering: Multi-segment (5)
Prog. expo.: Manuel (1) | Correction: 0 EV | Flash: Oui(9) | Date: 05/06/2014 08:43:42
 Rue du Polhomet, 27400 Louviers, France

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Egg beetle: 6 Comment(s) | Very Good (4.25/5) | 1 Avis de visiteur
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> Ninik [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Jan 03, 2015
I am amazed to see what we can do with a material such as yours and to know if to make use of it.
 
> Gwadalyna49-971 [G] [P] [C] [B] >Reply Jan 02, 2015
I discovered the birth of a ladybug because I had never seen eggs or larvae of this pretty little insect thank you for this photo
 
> Perle [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Jun 19, 2014
Bravo ! You had the eye to discover these egg. Thank you for this very sharp picture that makes me discover the different phases of the birth of a ladybug.
 
> Daniel78 >Reply Jun 10, 2014
for this photo documentary. Never seen this before. A snapshot, well net that allows me to discover new things... thank you, Thank you.
 
> Géna >Reply Jun 10, 2014
What luck ! You know now already that your aphids will not eat your crops.
In my maple trees, I have these larvae but with red. I wonder if this would not be the larvae of Doryphores ?
If this is the case, woe to my potatoes.
 
> Fifie34 [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply Jun 09, 2014
Beautiful picture documentary for me, I had never seen or larvae, or eggs of ladybirds !
 
> Author Ralf27 [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Jun 09, 2014
After 2 days of observation to the magnifying glass, the larva was made at the stage of development. The 1st larva was hungry, there was nothing left the next day.
 
> Mady [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply Jun 08, 2014
Already seen the next stage of the nymph emerging from its pupa, but never at this stage of the output of the larva from the egg Thank you for sharing and this image clear and luminous
 
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