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Hoverfly, Episyrphus balteatus in the "studio". Focus stacked using zerene. Same hoverfly as previous on finger shots. I eventually released the hover into my greenhouse which does at least have frost heating
Hoverflies are easier to catch in flight than Bumblebees because they hover for a second or two, allowing you to gather focus...if you can lock on to them. They are very tiny!
There were three interesting things waiting to be photographed at this lunch stop on the Pacific Highway north of Coolongolook. This critter was hovering in front of me as I waited for the Yellow Robin to make an appearance while the pies cooled down. The wing pattern at such a slow shutter speed was fascinating, a kind of solid of revolution.
A hoverfly doing his pollination chores. Taken during a CT Flickr Meetup photo shoot at Bluff Point State Park, in Groton, Connecticut.