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I like the way this turned out. It is cropped but not much--just from the right edge to take it from 4x6 to the proportion of an 8x10. I know focus is not perfect, but it's good enough for me this time ;-) Don't know what that tiny little bug is. There are lots of them in my garden--too many.

 

Here's Elvis singing Welcome to My World ;-)

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looks like a character our of star wars...

Environ 2 m/m de grandeur ...

This picture was taken in Sinharaja Forest Reserve - Sri Lanka

Found in my edible garden.

Pu'er, Yunnan, China

 

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Flies do it too you know...

The last two days have been warm enough to awake the butterflies. I was out yesterday and seen a few moths flyiing around. Here's a reminder of warmer days to come.

Common wasp finally gets a feed on a syrup feeder (no red ants on it)

fulfils my obsession with insects and barbed wire. double yeah!

I found this Monarch at a community garden where they've planted Milkweed for the caterpillars.

handheld of (Agraulis vanillae)

using Sony DSC H5 & VCL-DH1758

About a half inch long, they are fairly common but keep low to the ground in flight. This one is feeding on Buckwheat.

 

MLK Shoreline RP, Oakland, CA

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MOTH

 

This is a very tiny moth that alighted on my window.

Upper part (dorsal).

Rutpela maculata

Jardin aux papillons de Vannes

Le bousier est un coléoptère coprophage appartenant à la famille des scarabéidés. Ils se nourrissent presque exclusivement d'excréments et de résidus de parturitions.

We just returned from a trip visiting family and I have a question. Do you have an unhealthy addiction to photography if....

you stop at a pretty rest area in North Carolina to stretch and other stuff and you notice these little skippers on the flowers and you feel you have to go back to the car, unpack your camera gear and take a bunch of images?

Early morning natural light field stack of this sand wasp.In this case are 18 images stacking at f5.6 and one more at f9 iso 200 with a 1000d and tamron 90 mm

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