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The gallery below highlights a few of my favorite photographs.

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A flea performs a high-wire act in the coat of a deer.

Empire Mine State Park, California, USA

Onthophagus taurus dung beetles, showing size and horn variation among males.

Laboratory animals at Indiana University

Lacewing eggs perch on stalks in an Australian rainforest.

Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia

Ectatomma tuberculatum tending to a treehopper nymph for honeydew.

Jatun Sacha reserve, Napo, Ecuador

Encyrtid wasp, Comperia merceti, emerging from a parasitized cockroach egg case.

Laboratory colony at the University of Arizona.

Aphidius ervi - biocontrol wasp attacking Acyrthosiphon pisum pea aphids.

Laboratory colony at the University of Arizona

Aphantochilus rogersi (left) is a convincing mimic of its prey, turtle ants in the genus Cephalotes.

Archidona, Napo, Ecuador

A foraging honey bee (Apis mellifera) comes in for a landing on a New England aster.

Urbana, Illinois, USA

Bumble bee specimens stored at the Illinois Natural History Survey. These specimens provide a valuable historical record against which changes in current bee populations can be monitored.

A flea performs a high-wire act in the coat of a deer.

Empire Mine State Park, California, USA

A flea performs a high-wire act in the coat of a deer.

Empire Mine State Park, California, USA

A flea performs a high-wire act in the coat of a deer.

Empire Mine State Park, California, USA

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