▲ 1 r/Entomology
Gibellula fungus parasitizing a spider's body in a leaf. Video under a stereomicroscope.
u/Doc_438 — 6 days ago
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▲ 8 r/Entomology
A microscopic video of a small spider with a triangular (or similarly shaped) abdomen when viewed from the side. I’ve looked for information on a website about spiders in my area, but I can’t find anything. Located in Spain.
u/Doc_438 — 7 days ago
▲ 46 r/Entomology
A stink bug infested with parasite eggs, video under stereomicroscope.
u/Doc_438 — 7 days ago
▲ 3 r/Entomology
Gryllus campestris video under the microscope. What is that things on the upper inner part of the cerci? It can be seen towards the end of the video.
u/Doc_438 — 14 days ago
What is this thing stuck to the top of a fence? Is it a nest of some kind? It was the size of a walnut, or a little bigger.
u/Doc_438 — 15 days ago
I had seen microscopic clams, but not a microscopic snail! In a stream near a wetland.
u/Doc_438 — 30 days ago
▲ 3 r/microscopy
Cicadella viridis under the microscope. It is a dead specimen collected from a trap in the village trees—I believe the trap is intended for Asian hornets, though there wasn't one inside.
u/Doc_438 — 1 month ago
Tiny spider, Olympus SZ-III stereo. Other video and photos in the comments. I'm going to upload it to the entomology subreddit to see if anyone knows the species.
u/Doc_438 — 1 month ago
▲ 25 r/microscopy
While looking at a mosquito under the microscope, I noticed something attached to its body. I dont know if it’s part of its body, a parasite, or something else. Does anyone know? I will also upload the photo to the entomology subreddit.
u/Doc_438 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/microscopy
An injured centipede—or whatever it is. (It was already injured when I saw it near my house.) Olympus SZ-III stereo and a headlamp. Cheap phone camera.
u/Doc_438 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/microscopy
Can I use this to attach a ring light to the objective of the Olympus SZ-III Stereo, or do I need a different adapter?
u/Doc_438 — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/microscopy
Hello, I bought a vintage Olympus SZ-III stereo microscope, and it has some misalignment—mainly horizontal. The view through one eye is shifted to one side compared to the other. Look at the plastic crab arm and the other picture. Should I return it?
u/Doc_438 — 1 month ago