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Lesser Yellowlegs shorebird Tringa flavipes
Gemeine Sandbiene (Andrena flavipes)
Lesser Yellowlegs shorebird Tringa flavipes
Emergence of Gomphus flavipes, River Clubtail dragonfly
Single female mining bee in her hole on the ground, Germany
Single female mining bee in her hole on the ground
Detailed closeup on a female Yellow-legged mining bee, Andrena flavipes sitting on a green leaf
A female Yellow-legged Mining Bee, Andrena flavipes on the ground
eastern subterranean termite - Reticulitermes flavipes - the most common termite found in North America and are the most economically important wood destroying insects in the United States. side view
eastern subterranean termite - Reticulitermes flavipes - most common termite found in America and the important wood destroying insects in the United States. Isolated on white background. Side view
Image of gomphidae dragonfly(Ictinogomphus Decoratus) on dry bra
many of brown winged termite (alates) on cement floor
Single female mining bee in her hole on the ground
Single female mining bee in her hole on the ground
Many Alates termite winged insect on the floor.
Earth bees females and males on the ground during reproduction and love play, Germany
many of brown winged termite (alates) on cement floor
Metamorphosis of River Clubtail dragonfly
Yellow-billed Spoonbill feeding
Earth bees females and males on the ground during reproduction and love play, Germany
many of brown winged termite (alates) on cement floor
Many Alates termite winged insect on the floor.
Closeup on a female yellow legged mining bee, Andrena flavipes, loaded with yellow pollen sitting on a green leaf
Many Alates termite winged insect on the floor.
eastern subterranean termite - Reticulitermes flavipes - the most common termite found in North America and are the most economically important wood destroying insects in the United States. face view
This Lesser Yellowlegs was photographed as it was flying in to the near shore of a Colorado front range lake
Lesser Yellowlegs, tringa flavipes, Group standing in Water, Florida
many of brown winged termite (alates) on cement floor
Detailed closeup on a female Yellow leggeed mining bee, Andrena flavipes sitting on a green leaf
eastern subterranean termite - Reticulitermes flavipes - the most common termite found in North America and are the most economically important wood destroying insects in the United States. side view
eastern subterranean termite - Reticulitermes flavipes - most common termite found in America and the important wood destroying insects in the United States. Isolated on white background. Three views
Single female mining bee in her hole on the ground
eastern subterranean termite - Reticulitermes flavipes - most common termite found in America and the important wood destroying insects in the United States. Isolated on white background. Ventral view
Lesser yellowlegs, Tringa flavipes
Lesser or Greater Yellowlegs (tringa melanoleuca) (tringa flavipes)
A stately majestic Australian Platalea flavipes yellow billed royal spoonbill is standing on a paperbark tree after preening itself by the blue lake at Dalyellup, near Bunbury, Western Australia in early summer.
eastern subterranean termite - Reticulitermes flavipes - the most common termite found in North America and are the most economically important wood destroying insects in the United States. side view
many of brown winged termite (alates) on cement floor
Eastern Subterranean Termite Nymph - Reticulitermes flavipes
Earth bees females and males on the ground during reproduction and love play, Germany
Larval dragonfly grey shell. Nymphal exuvia of Gomphus vulgatissimus. White filaments hanging out of exuvia are linings of tracheae. Exuviae, dried outer casing on blade of grass.
Many Alates termite winged insects.
Greater Yellowlegs (tringa melanoleuca) standing at the edge of an irrigation canal
Anthrenus verbasci larvae walks on a concrete floor under the sun. High quality photo
Closeup of the female of the Yellow-legged Mining Bee, Andrena flavipes on a yellow flower of dandelion , Taraxacum officinale.
Larval dragonfly grey shell. Nymphal exuvia of Gomphus vulgatissimus. White filaments hanging out of exuvia are linings of tracheae. Exuviae, dried outer casing on blade of grass.
Yellow-legged thrush, Platycichla flavipes
Lesser yellowlegs, Tringa flavipes
Lesser yellowlegs, Tringa flavipes
Single earth bee male with yellow pollen on the ground, Germany
Single female mining bee in her hole on the ground
a wide shot of a pair of yellow-billed spoonbill nesting in a tree beside a small stream in western queensland, australia
Many Alates termite winged insect on the floor.

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