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Macro Monday 1.10.2018 "Perfect match" -candidate #3
The nuts match perfectly into the fruit ;-).
Focus stack
An experiment with the laser component of a DVD player.
Focus stack based on 36 images; assembled in Zerene Stacker (Dmap & Pmax). Sony A7Rm2, FE 2.8/90 Macro G OSS; ISO-100, f/8, 1/50s, -0.7step, natural light. GIMP software for composition.
White-spotted Sawyer Beetle (Monochamus scutellatus), a large black longhorn beetle, over 1 inch long, with a contrasting white scutellum. On a boat propeller. Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada. 15 August 2022
Other Common Names: Longicorne noir (French), Oil Sands Beetle, Tar Sands Beetle
Identification: scutellum contrasting white and elytra rounded at apex
Range: much of Canada and n US, southward in Appalachians
Habitat: Coniferous forests
Life Cycle
Two-year life cycle. Larvae excavates galleries in coniferous trees, often after they are damaged by a fire, storm, etc. Common hosts are: Balsam fir, spruces and white pine
Remarks
The local (to Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada) common names of Oil Sands Beetle and Tar Sands Beetle are due to the attraction of this insect to oil sands. Apparently the attraction is the scent of bitumen, chemically similar to compounds released by the diseased or damaged coniferous trees where they are attracted to lay their eggs. bugguide.net/node/view/7432
Snowy owl at Salsbury State Park in MA. I think a few others were able to better line the Snowy up with the moon. But the Snowy moved right when I was trying to set up so this was the best I could do.
Focus stacked from 5 pics. I dropped the colour temp from 5500'C to 4000'C during RAW processing to accentuate the blue
The Great Spangled Fritillary (Speyeria cybele) is one of a few with a yellowish-green eye. It can be separated from the Aphrodite Fritillary (same eye color) by the wide cream or tan marginal band. Hidden Valley, Qu'Appelle Valley, Saskatchewan, Canada. 7 July 2020
Genus now changed from Speyeria to Argynnis.
This is just an image from the in camera focus stacking of a small pink flower I saw on the side of the road.
Wood fungi. An unusually long and warm January thaw has many things waking up from their winter dormancy - including this wood fungi.
Pentax K3, D FA 100mm f2.8 macro.
Twenty five stacked digital images.
MCCP1112-MCCP1137 PMax+DMap_tu3
Romneya coulteri, a southern California native plant growing in the yard,
After a fog-drippy night this summer,
San Luis Obispo Co., California