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The tips of a bunch of colour crayons ..... my tip for the day ~ keep them sharp!
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Friends of mine who look at birds told me about this reserve and that it might have some interesting butterflies, so in the hot sunny weather yesterday I decided to give it a look.
I suspect it will only have common, widespread species from what I saw, though apparently purple hairstreaks are seen there. On my visit there were a few common species around.
These were the most common species seen but it is the first time this year I have photographed them with wings closed showing the beautiful pattern.
This is the first female I have seen this year. It was actually quite windy and not easy to get a clear look at this individual.
Apparently when a female Orange Tip has already mated and she wants to deter the advances of other males she will flatten her wings and raise her abdomen. It's believed that at this point she releases an anti-aphrodisiac to put them off.
Orange Tip - Garden, Hullbridge, Essex. This one or others visited the garden all afternoon. Great to see with the whites as well.
I'm not sure about the model number of this Pegaso Tecno, but I was very pleased to find one in a small industrial zone at La Seu d'Urgell in Northern Spain.
Buff Tip. Brilliantly disguised moth. Looks like a piece of twig. July visitor to my moth trap, Hunmanby, North Yorkshire.
Hume Highway north of Yass. Highway tippers, two that you'll have to have a look to spot differences. A nice set of Kenwortrhs and a Western Star.
New South Wales, Australia
Don't know why I hadn't tried this before, but the other day I put the mp-e65 on two sets of extension tubes and cackled maniacally as lightning clashed outside. This is the tip of a ballpoint pen, uncropped. You can see the thickness of ink.
Also, if anybody thinks this doesn't belong in poor man's macro let me know. I feel like the group is based more around trying new techniques than about actual investment in photography equipment but if that's not the case I'll remove it.
With the lead pulling condensation vortices, a pair of the visiting Israeli Defence Force F-15 Eagles, 733 & 980, break into Waddington's circuit during exercise 'Cobra Warrior 2019'
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Pentax 67 | SMC 67 75/4.5 | Lomography Color 100
I'm about ready to slide into warmer days, aren't you?
Raudfeldsgja, which translates to Red-Cloak Rift, is a beautiful gorge in Botnsfjall Mountain on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. In the summer, it is possible to walk up to and climb inside it.
Rauðfelsdsgjá is mentioned in a saga called Bárðar Saga Snæfellsáss, which was written in the 14th Century about events half a millennium before. The first part of the saga follows the half-giant Bárðar, who upon death later became the guardian spirit of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula.
It was said that his daughters would play with the local boys. One of these boys pushed one of his daughters out to sea on an iceberg, where she drifted all the way to Greenland. Here, she found a lover, but Barður, thinking she was dead, punished this boy and his brother by throwing them into Rauðfelsdsgjá gorge (guidetoiceland)
The Snæfellsnes Peninsula is a region in western Iceland known for its dramatic landscapes. At its western tip, Snæfellsjökull National Park is dominated by Snæfellsjökull Volcano, which is topped by a glacier. Nearby, a trail leads through lava fields to black-pebble beach
Canon EOS R7 - Canon RF 35mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM
Orange-tip on bluebell at Birnie Loch. I have been re-editing some older pics for a project and thought I would post a few of them.
El tipo este hace un tiempo sacaba fotos, ahora no se sabe qué hace en sus ratos libres, pero por ahí anda el tal Zorrazar. Otros comentan que estaría dedicado a aburridas labores burocráticas y ya no toma fotos ni para el pasaporte.
La foto (diapo escaneada) está sacada hace varios años en las alturas de la cordillera de Tricauco, valle del Queuco. Al fondo se aprecia la Sierra Velluda y el cordón de Alul. Haciendo memoria, esto corresponde a mayo de 1995... Esto pasa volando...
Región del Biobío, Chile central.