Insects Of The World - INSECT CONTEST - June 2021 - #01 - CLOSED

in Insects Of The World3 years ago (edited)
Authored by @adalger

Hello Nature Lovers !

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I would like to cordially invite you to another great week of the Insects Of The World Contest ^^ To participate in the Insects Of The World Contest just write up a post about an interesting insect of your choice, characterize it and explain to us why you believe that your chosen species is especially important or interesting. You find more details in the rules below ^^

The INSECTS OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY is there FOR ALL POSTS ABOUT THE WORLD OF THE INSECTS AROUND YOU. We would highly appreciate it if you share your great content there with us! .. The contest is located there as an integrated part and special community feature ^^ The community also features a weekly Curation Report (@lourdeshd6, @nicanor-mosquera) !



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Contest Rules :

  • POST your entry INTO the INSECTS OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY and MENTION that your post is an ENTRY. It is appreciated if leave a link to the contest too, so that interested readers may find it directly.

  • Add the SCIENTIFIC NAME of the species IN THE TITLE

  • All pictures have to be your own. Please show SEVERAL PICTURES from different angles and perspective so that we get to know the insect as good as possible.

  • FULLY CHARACTERIZE AND DESCRIBE your chosen insect including details like Place of Spread, Appearance and a Timestamp. Also EXPLAIN us WHY IT IS especially INTERESTING OR IMPORTANT for you personally.

  • The last point is an ESSENTIAL part of this contest; so at least 400 words are the minimum that should be covering this!

  • Drop the LINK to your post IN THE COMMENTS. You can add a picture if you like. It is NECESSARY as I have to post a link in Discord on Friday, 5 days later for voting and also for my own compiling purposes.



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If there is something not entirely clear to you, here is a example that you can get some impression on how to make a favorable entry.
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Prizes to Win :

  • 1st : 1 HBD
  • 2st : 0.5 HBD

I will present all participants in the entries section in the announcement posts that will be published roughly one week later on Sunday (depending on my time schedule this may shift ^^). This way you will have a nice compilation of them all. As an special feature, the new title picture will be created from the entry of the contest winner. This time it is from @yayan.

How are the Winners chosen ?

The voting on the winners will be done by the whole DNA community. Therefore we created a contest channel in the DNA Discord (Insects Of The World Contest). Here I will post the announcement post including the winners (Announcements) EACH SUNDAY together with all your entries (Entries) EACH FRIDAY. Every member of DNA will be able to assign voting emojis under the entries for 24 HOURS. In the end those three with the most are the lucky winners. In addition we try to avoid to have the same winner in a row. I will engage as a judge in case of a draw ^^



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THIS WEEKS WINNERS


@yayanZygoptera

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Te entry from @yayan shows us a needle dragonfly from the order of Ordonata, commonly called damselfly. These tiny damselflies are very small compared to bigger dragonflies and have relatively long (needle-like) bodies. They only reach a wingspan of about 50 mm.

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@josueprimeMantodea

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The entry from @josueprime shows us a Mantodea of the order of Neopteran insects, also known as praying mantis. These insects get between 6 to 7 cm in size. AN interesting fact about these insects is, that all species of Mantodeas practice sexual cannibalism and the female usually eats the head of the male after mating.

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HONORABLE MENTIONS


@faisalaminPodisus maculiventris

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DNA is an organization to foster and DENSIFY NATURE-APPRECIATION which aims to establish REPORTS OF BIODIVERSITY DATA that is contributed by all of us Hiveans and subsequently cataloged.

Therefore DNA searches for HIGH-QUALITY posts that aim to DESCRIBE and determine the BIODIVERSITY AROUND YOU with added EXPLANATIONS and INFORMATION. For these informative posts they offer a CURATION SERVICE using the @dna.org account. It is also a CURATION TRAIL. Just add the #dna TAG if you think that any of your posts is what they are looking for.

At the moment DNA is the home of #amazingnature for all your post about the amazing nature all around us, the #aquaticsentinels for all your posts about marine topics, the #featheredfriends for all you great posts about our feathered friends, the #fungifriday for all your posts about fungi and mushrooms and the #insectsoftheworld for all posts about the world of insects ^^ But we hope that more nature related communities will join, or maybe some Hiveans start their own little project there ;) .. Maybe even you?


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Best wishes,
Adalger


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Hello my friend @adalger as always I have joined your wonderful and beautiful contests, here I leave you my entry. And congratulations to the first place winner.

My entry to the most beautiful Insects Of The World community contest:

https://peakd.com/hive-129253/@josueprime/caelifera-green-grasshopper-my-participation-in-insects-of-the-world-insect-contest-june-2021-01

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Greetings and blessings @adalger and to all the beautiful people in this wonderful community.

Here is my entry for this week's contest, I hope you like it.

White Peacock or Cinderella Butterfly - Anartia Jatrophae

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Thank you for your entry @francyrios75 ^^

Thank @adalger

My very pleasure .. I hoped that you enjoyed it in this contest 😉 .. You are always welcomefor another round :)

Thank you for this great entry ^^ you entries get better each tim by the way, already quite nice presentation 👍

Hey there @faisalamin !!! .. I found out about the species that you are actually showing there .. It is a Leptotes Cassius 😁

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My post for Entry for the INSECTS OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY Contest

https://ecency.com/hive-129253/@antikus369/entry-for-the-insects-of

Awesome Clicks, Best of luck

Thank you for these beauties, also it felt more like a collection and show-off of some gorgeous bee friendly flowers 😉

Yes. Flowers are unique in their beauty.
And bees are amazing insects.
Thank you!

Hey there Insects Lovers of Hive ^^

Here comes the next round of the Insects of the World contest for you. A big thanks to @yayan, @josueprime and @faisalamin for their great entries and their contribution to the community 🤗

This said, I wish you all a great new week and hope for even more amazing insects to discover out there ;)

Best wishes,
Adalger

😀 Today I went to a new place to get ready for the june contest. Thanks for the appreciation. Best regards to the whole community. I will share my butterfly soon. 😜♥

Oh, a butterfly .. They are always so nice to watch 🦋👀😍

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@adalger can I still participate in the contest?

Still valid entry, just looked everything up @josueprime ^^

By the way, remember to add SOURCES to your post! (you know why ^^)

As I know that you like critics I have two more for you .. 1) maybe add a list or tabular where you state the name of the order genus family and so on. It will look far clearer this way than hidden in the text .. 2) you can also add at the end the date and locationof your finding :)

Thanks again for your entry 👍

Yes, that's what I forgot to add.

Now I did put the source, that's why I woke up today thinking that something was missing from my publication but I didn't know what it was. Thank you very much for reminding me

No problem, you are welcome 🤗