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Ôîòîãðàô Yudy Sauw îò Áàíòåí, Èíäîíåçèÿ, âçÿë ýòè ôîòîãðàôèè íàñåêîìûõ â ñâîåì ðîäíîì ãîðîäå, à òàêæå íà Áàëè è â Sinkawang. Âûøå, mantis ñ ïàóêîì íà ãîëîâå.

The series of extreme close-up photographs show bees, horseflies, dragonflies, jewel frog beetles and fruitflies
Picture: Yudy Sauw/Solent News

Their tiny antennae, eyes and hair look huge, when in reality they are a just a few millimetres long

Detail of a bee
Picture: Yudy Sauw/Solent News

Detail of a moth
Picture: Yudy Sauw/Solent News

An ant's head
Picture: Yudy Sauw/Solent News

Tiny droplets of water cover an insect's colourful body
Picture: Yudy Sauw/Solent News

A fly covered in drops of water
Picture: Yudy Sauw/Solent News

A longhorn beetle
Picture: Yudy Sauw/Solent News
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/picture-galleri...y-Yudy-Sauw.html?frame=2859232
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