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Taken In Carteret France in August 09, this is the same moth taken in 3 different pictures and then photoshoped into one
SB 600 off camera. Taken earlier this summer (2007), and I do not remember details.
Learn how to light at Strobist.
Cypherotylus californicus, Erotylidae. Sonoita Creek Nature Preserve, Patagonia, Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
we were at el Yunque, and my friend tells me that there is a green stick looking insect that he wants to see, but that it's hard to find, i look at his left and ask him, is that it?, he got very excited, so i took a pic of the famous creature^^
we went for a lovely walk in Vogrie Country Park. I took tripod and my new toy - a macro focussing rail - along. I am very pleased with the rails. Next, I should have a go at focus stacking.
Macro shoot @Mountain View
Canon 550D
Canon 50mm f/1.8
Macro extension lense
I think this is the model they used to design the alien ships on the movie, "The war of the worlds"
On a blazing hot evening, thousands of insects came out attracted by the light over the near the BBQ. By holding the camera steady and adding a long exposure, the trails of the insect's flights were captured.
I think the 'texture' in the flight paths might be wing flaps, but I suspect someone will be able to add some commentary.
As the BBQ smoked, the insects went crazy, creating this mass of flight paths.
Due to leek moth, or onion leafminer. The little crusty bits are from the insect burrowing down the garlic stem and into the bulb. The cloves are mostly ok, at least!
I've been away from Flickr for more that 2 weeks (Feeling better now). I just can't seem to get caught up on things. Time just seems to evaporate.
There are about 255 species of Katydids in North America, but the majority of the more than 6,400 species live in the tropical regions of the world. (family Tettigoniidae).
Order: Diptera (True Flies).
Size: 10-14mm.
Range: Southern Canada and throughout the United States.
Description: Adults are active during the spring and summer in open habitats, usually around carcasses or animal waste in bright sunlight. Adults feed on animal fluids. Larvae eat the rotting flesh of dead vertebrates and invertebrates; thousands of maggots can be found on a single carcass. Larve complete their development in a few days and pupate in the soil.