Here are some pics I took of the blood-sucking parasite, Ornithonyssus sp. I have yet to specify the species, but common victims include rodents and fowl.
Ornithonyssus sp. mite, 100x magnification, 100um scale bar; Dorsal view, stack of 14 exposures (Left); Ventral view, stack of 14 exposures (Right) (Link high resolution image: https://flic.kr/p/H548Xx):
Ornithonyssus sp. mite, 400x magnification, 10um scale bar; Dorsal view, stack of 20 exposures (Left); Ventral view, stack of 20 exposures (Right) (Link high resolution image: https://flic.kr/p/25CyqyC):
Ornithonyssus sp. mite, 400x magnification; Image 10 from the 20-image stack above (i.e., the central image of the image stack) (Link high resolution image: https://flic.kr/p/25mtp7B):
Ornithonyssus sp. mite (Image Stacking)
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Re: Ornithonyssus sp. mite (Image Stacking)
Nice stack with interesting details SunshineLW. Thanks for sharing
Re: Ornithonyssus sp. mite (Image Stacking)
Bonjour
Belles images
Cordialement seb
Belles images
Cordialement seb
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