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Dung beetle (Melinopterus prodromus) taking off
A dung beetle (Melinopterus prodromus) comes across the grass attracted to nearby dung, taking off from the grass to move closer. At Brendon Common, Exmoor
Claire Haskins
Photo size: 18.0 Mpixels (51.6 MB uncompressed) - 5202x3468 pixels (17.3x11.6 in / 44x29.4 cm at 300 ppi)
Published in: Beetles, bugs and weevils
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