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Collembola springtail Stock Photos and Images
RM2BN60RR–A tiny elongate bodied springtail from a garden in Berkeley, California. These little insects are ubiquitous but often overlooked.
RMW7YP17–Globular springtail (Sminthuridae), Maine-et-Loire, France, November. meetyourneighbours.net project
RMD3X5JX–Even in winter small invertebrates are active. Here a springtail (Collembola) is resting on melting snow.
RM2BRW6W0–Dark field micrograph of collembola (springtail) 'spring', horizontal filed of view is about 0.24mm (50x objective magnification)
RMDGF845–Springtail, Spring-tail, Bunter Springschwanz, Orchesella flavescens var. melanocephala, Springschwänze, Collembola, Springtails
RM2C65XK9–Springtail (Dicyrtomina ornata) Collembola, Biosphere Reserve 'Niedersächsische Elbtalaue' / Lower Saxonian Elbe Valley, Germany
RM2BN60RY–A tiny elongate bodied springtail from a garden in Berkeley, California. These little insects are ubiquitous but often overlooked.
RMPC31RT–Extreme macro photography (micrograph) of a globular springtail (Collembola), ventral view showing the 'spring'
RF2B73DFH–Springtail insect on leaf. Collembola form the largest of the three lineages of modern hexapods, India
RMW7YP14–Globular springtail (Sminthuridae), Maine-et-Loire, France, November. meetyourneighbours.net project
RMW7YP18–Globular springtail (Sminthuridae), Maine-et-Loire, France, November. meetyourneighbours.net project
RFMPKRNJ–Dorsal view of Springtail (Orchesella villosa) resting on surface of rock. Tipperary, Ireland
RMDGF848–Springtail, Spring-tail, Bunter Springschwanz, Orchesella flavescens var. melanocephala, Springschwänze, Collembola, Springtails
RM2C65XK8–Springtail (Dicyrtomina ornata) Collembola, Biosphere Reserve 'Niedersächsische Elbtalaue' / Lower Saxonian Elbe Valley, Germany
RMENKGJW–Seashore springtail, marine springtail, Felskriecher, Strandspringer, Anurida maritima, Collembola, Springschwanz, springtails
RFM911CC–Globular Springtail (Dicyrtomina saundersi) resting on a rhododendron leaf. Tipperary, Ireland
RFKWN741–Globular Springtail (Allacma fusca) resting on piece of rotten wood. Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland.
RFKPBAE5–Globular Springtail (Dicyrtoma fusca) barely 1.5mm in leaf litter. Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland.
RM2N5D3TY–Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, 9th February 2023. Living Soil mixed media art exhibition preview: Artist Natalie Taylor with her work from a 4 month residency at the Royal Botanic Garden at the John Hope Gateway visitor centre. She has made the vitality of soil visible through paintings, photographs and poetic plates. Pictured: a drawing of a springtail, a creature important for turning organic material into soil. Credit: Sally Anderson/Alamy Live News
RFG1YK0D–Tiny Deuterosminthurus pallipes globular springtail. Roughly 0.5mm. This is the less common colour form of this species
RF2CEY94G–A Dicyrtomina ornata globular springtail on the move. Found in Ramsdown wood near Hurn, Dorset.
RM2BEFX4D–An incredibly tiny springtail (Dicyrtomina) makes its home in a Berkeley garden in California.
RFT3TRF5–A profile shot of the Dicyrtomina ornata globular springtail. Found in Ramsdown wood near Hurn in Dorset.
RM2C65XJW–Springtail (Dicyrtomina ornata) Collembola, Biosphere Reserve 'Niedersächsische Elbtalaue' / Lower Saxonian Elbe Valley, Germany
RMENKGJ7–Seashore springtail, marine springtail, Felskriecher, Strandspringer, Anurida maritima, Collembola, Springschwanz, springtails
RM2C65XK1–Springtail (Collembola) left and Moss mite (Oribatida) right on fallen oak tree leaf, leaf litter, Westensee, Kiel, Germany
RM2C65XJY–Springtail (Dicyrtomina ornata) Collembola are very importent for the ecosystems in the forest soil. This on is 1 mm in sice and is checking out were the best leas to eat is., Biosphere Reserve 'Niedersächsische Elbtalaue' / Lower Saxonian Elbe Valley, Germany
RFM8NX78–Globular Springtail (Dicyrtomina fusca) walking along wet tree trunk in woodland. Tipperary, Ireland
RFM8NX6E–Dorsal view of Globular Springtail (Dicyrtomina saundersi) perched on the edge of a leaf. Tipperary, Ireland
RM2N5D3N4–Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, 9th February 2023. Living Soil mixed media art exhibition preview: Artist Natalie Taylor with her work from a 4 month residency at the Royal Botanic Garden at the John Hope Gateway visitor centre. She has made the vitality of soil visible through paintings, photographs and poetic plates. Pictured: a drawing of a springtail, a creature important for turning organic material into soil. Credit: Sally Anderson/Alamy Live News
RFKMRNHY–Globular Springtail (Allacma fusca) on a leaf in woodland habitat. Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland.
RFG1YK0B–Tiny Deuterosminthurus pallipes globular springtail. Roughly 0.5mm. This is the less common colour form of this species
RFT3TPXY–A Dicyrtomina ornata globular springtail grinning at the camera. Found in Ramsdown wood near Hurn in Dorset.
RFT1T91R–This is a Orchesella villosa elongated-bodied springtail who are densely hairy and one of the largest springtails. This one was found at Ramsdown wood
RF2CEY94F–A Dicyrtomina ornata globular springtail walking over a small incline. Found in Ramsdown wood near Hurn, Dorset.
RF2CEY94M–A Dicyrtomina ornata globular springtail found walking on a log in Ramsdown wood, near Hurn in Dorset.
RF2CEY94K–A Dicyrtomina ornata globular springtail walking over a even tinier mite. Found in Ramsdown wood near Hurn, Dorset.
RF2HMN046–Huge numbers of springtails on young pine shoots in early spring. Collembola, Neanuridae, Thaumanura, Achorutes sp.
RM2N5D3MW–Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, 9th February 2023. Living Soil mixed media art exhibition preview: Artist Natalie Taylor with her work from a 4 month residency at the Royal Botanic Garden at the John Hope Gateway visitor centre. She has made the vitality of soil visible through paintings, photographs and poetic plates. Pictured: a drawing of a springtail, a creature important for turning organic material into soil. Credit: Sally Anderson/Alamy Live News
RFKRRMRJ–Globular Springtail (Allacma fusca) resting on a bramble leaf in woodland. Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland.
RFG1YK09–Tiny Deuterosminthurus pallipes globular springtail. Roughly 0.5mm. This is the less common colour form of this species
RFKRRNE8–Globular Springtail (Dicyrtomina saundersi) with tiny water drop at the end of its face on Rhododendron leaf. Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland.
RFKKBABT–Globular Springtail (Dicyrtomina saundersi) only 1.5mm in size, in leaf litter in woodland. Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland.
RFKRRN4F–Globular Springtail (Dicyrtomina saundersi) stuck on the sticky bud on a branch of a Horse Chestnut tree. Cahir, Tipperary, Ireland.
RMW7W64D–Globular Springtail (Sminthurus viridis) on decaying wood. Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. December.
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