Rhinoceros Beetle (Enema pan)

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  Jonno52

• Feb 10, 2019

What a wonderfully ferocious looking insect, those metallic plates and spikes recalling a miniature dinosaur. All credit to Gretchen for taking a fine picture of it!

 

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  KC Foggin

• Feb 10, 2019

Hah! Aptly named and such a beautiful capture of this Beetle Stanley!

 

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  Donald Talbott

• Feb 10, 2019

Brilliant capture of this magnificent beetle Stanley, congratulations to your wife for taking this great photo mate.

 

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  Deerbird

• Feb 10, 2019

Wow on the closeup, well done all around Stanley

 

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  drkishore

• Feb 10, 2019

Lovely close capture by Gretchen!!! Next just hope she doesn't ask you to let a cobra curl around your arm..LOL!!! Beautiful post Stanley!!!

 

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  delia todd

• Feb 10, 2019

LOL Stanley, I'm really not sure I blame her!!! Think I'd have preferred to take the picture too!!!

What an amazing creature he is. A super picture too Gretchen, many thanks lass.

 

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  katastrofa

• Feb 10, 2019

She did a great job! Great macro shot.

 

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  bievreJJ

• Feb 10, 2019

wow!!! wonderful portrait of this exquisite beetle, Stanley!!! armored like a tank, top class, many tfs!!!

 

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  Doc Duck

• Feb 10, 2019

Fascinating creature! I wonder what it means that his front legs are stretched forward and rear legs stretched out and upward.

 

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  Kits

• Feb 11, 2019

Yikes! I'm with Gretchen, there's no way I would have him on my arm either! He's big!