Javier Aznar
@javieraznarphoto.bsky.social
Professional wildlife photographer and biologist. Giving a voice to all those small and underappreciated animals. National Geographic contributor. iLCP and The Photo Society fellow. Sony, Zeiss and Tragopan Ambassador.
New 2025 Art Print Sale!!
If you like my work there is no better way to support my work than this. Any inquiries can be done directly here, throughout my web or by info@javieraznarphotography.com
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If you like my work there is no better way to support my work than this. Any inquiries can be done directly here, throughout my web or by info@javieraznarphotography.com
Feel free to share.
February 14, 2025 at 1:40 AM
New 2025 Art Print Sale!!
If you like my work there is no better way to support my work than this. Any inquiries can be done directly here, throughout my web or by info@javieraznarphotography.com
Feel free to share.
If you like my work there is no better way to support my work than this. Any inquiries can be done directly here, throughout my web or by info@javieraznarphotography.com
Feel free to share.
Two different situations, but just one concept, parasitism.
-A Parasitic wasp (Genus Conura), over an unidentified Hawk Moth caterpillar on a leaf.
Mindo, Ecuador. December 2015.
-Cocoons attached to a hawk caterpillar infected by a Hornworm Parasitic Wasp (Cotesia congregata) under a leaf.
-A Parasitic wasp (Genus Conura), over an unidentified Hawk Moth caterpillar on a leaf.
Mindo, Ecuador. December 2015.
-Cocoons attached to a hawk caterpillar infected by a Hornworm Parasitic Wasp (Cotesia congregata) under a leaf.
February 3, 2025 at 6:49 PM
Two different situations, but just one concept, parasitism.
-A Parasitic wasp (Genus Conura), over an unidentified Hawk Moth caterpillar on a leaf.
Mindo, Ecuador. December 2015.
-Cocoons attached to a hawk caterpillar infected by a Hornworm Parasitic Wasp (Cotesia congregata) under a leaf.
-A Parasitic wasp (Genus Conura), over an unidentified Hawk Moth caterpillar on a leaf.
Mindo, Ecuador. December 2015.
-Cocoons attached to a hawk caterpillar infected by a Hornworm Parasitic Wasp (Cotesia congregata) under a leaf.
The horned marsupial frog
February 2, 2025 at 3:10 PM
The horned marsupial frog
There are many anti-predatory adaptations that help insects stay safe in the wild. These include jaws, spikes, and false eyes, which can be used to bite, inject venom, or deter potential predators.
I love insects and their fascinating defense mechanisms! #naturalhistory #evolution #insects
I love insects and their fascinating defense mechanisms! #naturalhistory #evolution #insects
February 1, 2025 at 6:03 PM
There are many anti-predatory adaptations that help insects stay safe in the wild. These include jaws, spikes, and false eyes, which can be used to bite, inject venom, or deter potential predators.
I love insects and their fascinating defense mechanisms! #naturalhistory #evolution #insects
I love insects and their fascinating defense mechanisms! #naturalhistory #evolution #insects
Tragic ending for this cockroach, which ended up pierced by the mouthpart of an assassin bug #naturalhistory
January 26, 2025 at 1:22 PM
Tragic ending for this cockroach, which ended up pierced by the mouthpart of an assassin bug #naturalhistory
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January 25, 2025 at 1:17 PM
New account, new photo. If you wanna see more wildlife photography content, follow me.