Small Crawlers

Small Crawlers
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Celebrity Fine Art Photograph by Daogreer Earth Works

Model Citizen Fine Art Photograph by Daogreer Earth Works

Larval Eagle Fine Art Photograph by Daogreer Earth Works

Roy's Taxi Fine Art Photograph by Daogreer Earth Works

Morning Meal Fine Art Photograph by Daogreer Earth Works

Pierre Simon Laplace Fine Art Photograph by Daogreer Earth Works

Thomas Young Fine Art Photograph by Daogreer Earth Works

Larval Eagle

I don't know what will hatch from the cocoon produced by this larva, but this sucker is HUGE! It's about as big around as a dime, and it was at least 4 inches long. I'm guessing it's not gonna be a butterfly or moth; it's gonna be an EAGLE.

Photograph was taken in Sandy, Oregon, USA.

Celebrity

I followed this little guy for a long time, snapping photo after photo. He didn't have any bodyguards, but he also refused to sign an autograph for me. I think it was because he couldn't lift the pen.

Photograph was taken in Sandy, Oregon, USA.

Morning Meal

A tiny beetle nibbles on a dandelion stem. This close-up photograph reminds us that fascinating things happen on a very small scale, while we are paying attention to other things.

Photograph was taken in Sandy, Oregon, USA.

Model Citizen

A butterfly perches on a delicate plant nearly 100 feet (30m) above the human-generated rainforest floor. Does the butterfly know the difference?

Photograph was taken in San Francisco, California, USA.

Roy's Taxi

Gastropods with shells: sometimes tasty, sometimes gooey, sometimes a pest, sometimes accidentally stepped on.

Photograph was taken in Sandy, Oregon, USA.

Pierre Simon Laplace

Water striders, water bugs, magic bugs, pond skaters, skaters, skimmers, water scooters, water skaters, water skeeters, water skimmers or water skippers - whatever you want to call them, these little predatory insects fascinate all with their ability to utilize surface tension.

Photograph was taken in Florence, Oregon, USA.