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Un mosquito de campo captado con la sony a7r y el componon makro-iris 28mm 2.8 a f3.5 en 161 disparos. La expo fue de 8sg e iso 100.
Here's the Alaska state insect again, a four-spotted skimmer resting on a reed. Also, just above the dragonfly is the shell of a damselfly that molted from its water stage.
Taken 3 June 2022 in Anchorage, Alaska
Für dieses Bild musste ich Blut lassen. Kurz vor einem Bachlauf flatterten mehrere Libellen. Kaum war ich dort, waren sie alle weg. Ich wartete dann kurz ob sie wieder zurückkommen und wurde nicht enttäuscht. Im Gegenteil, es kamen sogar mehr als vorher dort waren. Die Ursache dafür konnte ich dann plötzlich an meinen Armen sehen. Ich war übersät mit Mücken, der fette Mückenköder mit Kamera. Aber egal, das Foto wars wert.
I had to bleed for this picture. Just before a stream, several dragonflies fluttered around. As soon as I got there, they were all gone. I waited a moment to see if they would come back and was not disappointed. On the contrary, more came than were there before. I could suddenly see the reason for this on my arms. I was covered in mosquitoes, the fat mosquito bait with a camera. But no matter, the photo was worth it.
Shot with the Schneider Kreuznach 105mm f3.5 + helicoid, aperture f8.0.
Baujahr 1941
Gewicht 792 Tonnen
Höhe 27,2 m
Länge 67,1 m
Er gilt als der Kompakte unter den Baggern. Mit nunmehr 68 Jahren ist er zwar der Oldie von FERROPOLIS, doch das schwere Großgerät ist noch voll funktionsfähig
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... captured through one of the cutout shapes in the cedar and powdercoated steel Gateway to the Spirit Trail in North Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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Mosquito Arch, Valley Of Fire State Park, Nevada
Probably My last upload for 2014. What a year it was for me, i get to visit many places.... met many talented photographers and made friendships along the way like Marc Adamus and Mark Metternich etc. I can also say my photo skills have improved thanks to the guys ive mentioned.
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Culex pipiens
Mitutoyo M Plan Apo 7.5x NA 0.21 tube lens: Thorlabs 165mm
Illumination: Dark field and oblique
D&NE 28 on its first trip hauling passengers puts on a smoke show as it rolls through downtown Duluth.
A mosquito had just landed forward of this groundhog's right eye.
Groundhogs are enthusiastic in their chewing, and if you take enough shots of them, you're eventually going to get one that looks like this :o)
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe this to be a male mosquito, quite larger than the female and not capable of sucking blood.
Taken 27 May 2023 near Wasilla, Alaska.
The quality of this photo is bad but I cannot resist uploading it. I think it is not common to see mosquitos collecting nector from flowers.
I'm not especially fond of mosquitoes but at least the males are rather fancy looking and don't bite
Aquarium is places in a pond upside down, and air is pumped out so that the water fills the void.
Taken with Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8 USM IS.
I kept hearing about the mosquito fish (or lack thereof) at the Bird Preserve. This was a new species to me and I was anxious to see what they looked like. On our latest trip the mosquito fish were present in droves. When I got a chance to see one up close, my first thought was "that's a guppy," just like my dad used to have in his aquarium! Sure enough, doing a bit of research revealed that they are very similar - they are prolific breeders that live birth their young, are voracious and sometimes cannibalistic feeders and look almost identical.
In any event, this pied-billed grebe seemed happy they were back!
Have a great weekend, and thanks for your views and comments!!
Ever since I built my minifig scale Fairey Swordfish, I had the intention of building more minifig scale aircraft from WW II. This model represents a British De Havilland Mosquito B. Mk. IX, a light bomber that served with the RAF.
A male mosquito drinking nectar from a flower. The males don't drink blood like the females do. Photographed in Maryland.
Mosquito silhouette at sunrise with sun in the shot. Thanks a lot for viewing, liking and commenting!
Flashback Friday
Mosquito Falls II
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Michigan
Mosquito Falls, located in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, is a hidden gem for those seeking a peaceful escape into nature. This small yet picturesque waterfall cascades over rocky ledges along the Mosquito River, creating a tranquil scene surrounded by lush forest. Though not the largest waterfall in the park, its secluded charm and the soothing sounds of rushing water make it a rewarding destination for those exploring the natural beauty of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
First try with Olympus MSplan 50x ULWD and Raynox 250. I actually think that raynox 250 (focused at infinity) gives me better results then raynox 150 (focused at infinity) does. Will do some experiment with raynox 150 at 180mm tubelens and se if this gives me good results.
Mosquito head. 238 exposures, MJKZZ Ultra Mini rail, about 1 um step, 3 x ikea Jansjö, Iso 100 3", Nikon d810