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Last week's Giveaway Tuesday Photo Challenge has come to a close, and we have a winner! Congrats to Daniel Brenninger for his Psychadelic Caterpillar in Hampi:

Brenninger says, "Found this strange creature beside the road. Didn't dare to touch it, so I took a picture instead. These are actually its real colors—no image enhancing filters or stuff. Taken with a Olympus point and shoot camera."

There were several other outstanding entries this week; scroll down to view them all, or check out the community corkboard. Don't miss this week's Vibrant Color Photo Challenge.

Spider in the Sky by Kip Winterowd

Spider against a cloudy sky background.

Praying Mantis Eating Mate by Patty Wittlinger

Grasshopper on rocky ground.

Green with a Lean by Lee Manirath

Green insect with a triangular body and red accents.

A Close-Up of a Blue Morpho Butterfly (Morpho Peleides) by Alexandra Benard

Close-up of a butterfly's head with detailed features.

Dragonfly by Christine Gambino

Close-up of a green dragonfly on a light surface.

Belgian dragonFly by Julian Simon

Red dragonfly perched on a twig surrounded by greenery.

Bee at Work by Nathan London

Bumblebee collecting nectar from pink flowers.

Unidentified Caterpillar by Ralph Grisi

Lonomia obliqua caterpillar on a surface.

The Lonely Bee by LeviDavis

Pink cherry blossom flowers on tree branches.

Honey Bee on Sunflower by Daniel Lacy

Bee on a sunflower.

Flight of the Bumblebee by Collin Erickson

Bee flying among green leaves.

Butterfly by Cory Poole

Butterfly perched on a plant stem.

Millipede by Cory Poole

Where Little Ants Come From! by Cory Poole

Silhouette of two insects on a gradient background.

The Ants Go Marching On by Cory Poole

Ants foraging on a textured surface.

Don't Shoot Until You See the Whites of His (Compound) Eyes! by Cory Poole

Ladybug on a green leaf.

Red Flying Bug by Cory Poole

Orange insect on a textured white surface.

Butterfly and Bee by Cindy K Johnson

Monarch butterfly and bee on yellow flowers in a natural setting.

2 Male Wheelbugs in a Standoff Over a Female by Amber Achilles Ritte

Two insects interacting on a concrete surface.

A Moth Pretending to Be a Bee in Thailand by Jason Meister

A close-up of a bee in flight with a blurred green background.

Luna Moth by Cerek Tunca

Moth with green wings and white body resting on a wooden surface.

Put Up Your Dukes :) by ML Chaplin

Grasshopper on a gravel surface.

Woolly Bear and Curious Bear! by Christina Allen

Dog nose close-up near a small insect.

Abeille Charpentière (Haute Garonne) by Frederic Uberall

Honeybee on a pink flower.

Leaf and Larva by kidennis

Group of ladybugs on a green leaf.

Taken in Kerala, India by Karthikeyan Thiagarajan

Caterpillar on weathered wooden surface.

Possible Regal Moth by David Moeller

Close-up of a brightly colored moth on a reflective surface.

An Ant's Perspective by Delilah Ruiz

Ant climbing on a concrete surface.

A Dragon Hidden in the Grass by Dan Cannella

Lush green grass and plants in a natural setting.

Dung Beetles by Ezra Guralnik

Colorful beetles on mossy ground.

Looking Like a Skeleton for Halloween by April Royston Hellinger

Golden orb-weaver spider in its web.

It's a Bug Eat Bug World by Kim Phillips

Close-up of a dragonfly capturing a green insect.

Bee by Kristi Havale

Honeybee pollinating blue flowers in a garden.

Searching for Something Good by Marnix Robyns

Bee on bluebells in a garden setting.

Bzzzzzz... by Aaron Baum

Wasp eating a caterpillar on a surface.

Cicada by Kevin A Kierstead

Praying Mantis Upside Down on Stairs by Christopher Canceli

A close-up of a mantis on a surface, viewed from below.

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