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..hespericus, hispanicus, baeticus, longicornis....who knows?

Hello all,
These shots were taken near to my neighborhood on the wheat fields which are almost dry, on my biking route.
I found it close to a butterfly and both let me take them some good shots but anyway this was the star of the day.I never thought that they can live in my area.
BTW the other Neuroptera species are here too .
Thanks for your time,
Remy

Hi Remy,

very cool!

For my taste they are even more beautifull than the ones we have in Germany.

The first one is my fav.

Regards

Uwe

Hi Remus,

I would say it is Libelloides longicornis but I am not
even an novice with those animals.

I can't really say if I like one of the two
pictures more or less, both have their
own good parts.

The first one has a nicer Background in my
opinion and the second one just looks beautiful
with the wide empty part on the right side.

Kind regards
Stefan

Halo Remy,

beautiful capture,
the first is also my fav.

Hi Remy,
the colours of your Libelloides are amazing.
I realy love the first one.
The 2. one is a little bit too empty on the right side for my taste.
Anyway a great work!

Hey Remus,

what a wonderful insect. I like the first image better than the second but that's only personal taste. Detail and colors together with this smooth background match up to a harmonic picture. Well done.

Greetings, Christian

Hi Remy,

sorry, I can' help with the ID.

What I can tell you, though, is that the first
image is simply sensational. I would say it's
perfect from my point of view. The colors, both
in the background and on the Libelloides are stunning,
and so is the brilliance here.
Congrats!

Hi Remy,

Ones again great pictures from you.
The first one is my favorite.
Fantastic light, background and brilliance sharpness.

regards
Marc

Hi Remus!

Two fantastic pics! They are so different that they are hard to compare! In the first I like the details, in the second the great composition with a lot of space and the light background-colors!

Well done!

Regards!

Wolfram