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p_2013-06-01 18-25-22

A common bluebottle sunning itself on a lump of wood in my garden. Beauty is where you find it, and you rarely have to look far.

 

This is a focus stack of 7 images.

 

Modified by CombineZP

Beginning to fold a leaf into a shelter with silk

Seen in the Manly Dam bushland

when I first began shooting insects with a macro lens, I was surprised to see all the hairy details. Some bugs are so hairy it could almost be described as fur.

Weevil? By Brian Tomlinson Photography: www.bt-photography.co.uk

I didn't realize at the time my foot was about 6 inches from their hive, and a large hive it was !

View On Black

I must have posted 4 or 5 images of this same teeny tiny species of fly trying to get enough dof to cover it from end to end. His or hers right eye just barely goes out of focus. Closer and closer. No red eye reduction used. Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

I have been told this is a bee mimicking hoverfly and I am in no position to argue that's the beauty of flickr always plenty of input especially when I have got it wrong

thanks everyone carry on as its the only way to learn

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hydrilla leafcutter. Crambidae, Acentropinae

Non-stacked image of a paper wasp (Family: Vespidae) I knocked out in the freezer for 5 minutes. They revive easily and mosy on their way after I photograph them. :-)

E500 + vivitar macro 1:2.8 55mm nikkon mount + 30mm tube

Bit blurry, but it's my first shot of an ant this year.

Do you like my new shoes :-)

On an Aeonium arboreum succulent. These flowers seem to attract a wide variety of bee's, wasps and hover-flies.

No me dejan dormir!!!!

Looks like hes riding a rocket! Viewing large is best... I was actually photographing houses in Bisbee when I looked down and saw this guy!

I just got my 105mm macro lense and gave it a try on the first insect I found...kind of creepy.

Just had a Visitor on the balcony....

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