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Study of an adult male cougar (mountain lion / puma)
View On TRUE Black is much better than clicking "L" (gray)
(**) ASG ch 04-17-2012
(***) ASGC by A.S.P. inv. 04-22-2012
A temporary break from my Flickr hiatus (I promise!!).
I made an updated version of my Predator fig for a commission, but I was so pleased that finally made a removable predator mask, that I had to upload this pic.
I also had my first attempt at painting a Predator face on a lego fig.
The mask was made entirely out of a carved up, standard lego crash helmet (I have tons of these lying around, so I'm glad I found a use for them).
Let me know what you think guys.
A 14-spot ladybird larva and an Anthocoris sp nymph, on the hunt for aphids!
Shawbury Moat - Shropshire (June 20)
A Mopsus mormon "Green jumping spider" has managed to get the better of a marginally smaller jumping spider in my back garden.
Taken with Canon 600D/T3i, 55-250mm f/4-5.6 (one of the kit lenses) and full set of extension tubes.
I also took some video of this, which can be found at:
Best position in Explore (December 15, 2010) is # 176.
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The lil red devil made it through Explore after all. ;-)
Thank you very to you all, my good friends!
I went out yesterday afternoon for a little macro shooting. It was very hot and windy but I found a little Blue Dasher tucked away in a hedge so I started snapping some shots. Shortly after that this robberfly buzzed my ear and landed on a branch above my head. I was able to snap one shot of her and she dove off her perch and drove the Blue Dasher to the ground.
The sight was a little bittersweet, but these are two of my favorite subjects and this was an incredible thing to witness.
Focusing was alittle tough, because I do not stack. I wanted to try to get both of their faces in focus but I knew this wasn't going to happen so I split the difference.
Not sure what this is. It looks like a St Marks Fly but has red eyes and is possibly the wrong time of year.
An Eastern Siberian Eagle Owl. Taken at Animal Magic last Sunday. Cropped by suggestion of Quiroso. Thanks for the suggestion.
My design for an armor clad Predator dressed for war.
Shout out to Grantmasters who's Predator hand moc really struck in my mind. See it on the link below.
www.flickr.com/photos/72062810@N08/16104783047/
I also have an account on Instagram
Was playing around in Illustrator this afternoon and came up with this Flat design version of the Predator.
I was quietly photographing drops on an evergreen in my garden, when this creature popped out at me. Yikes!
I am distracted from much Flickr-ing. Gathering materials and composing a Family recipe book, that will be a Christmas gift. As I am at the computer, I will check your photos, but will probably not upload any of mine for a couple of days. Have a good week!
Very smart predator. The milkweed blossoms attract tons of flies, bees, wasps, butterflies even before fully open. Not to mention aphids. Perfect place for an assassin to hang out.
Leafhopper Assassin Bug (Zelus renardii)
SUNSET / BLOOD FLOWER Scarlet Milkweed (Asclepias Curassavica)
My photos can also be found at kapturedbykala.com
against the backdrop of a brooding sky, a solitary seagull glides gracefully, its wings outstretched in silent command of the air currents. the overcast canvas accentuates the bird's effortless flight, a symbol of freedom and resilience. this moment captures the essence of nature's simplicity, a single predator in its element, undisturbed by the world below, sovereign in its aerial domain.
Iv'e never seen this happen before, somehow this garden spider must have walked into this venus flytrap and naturally would have no time to escape.. If you look close in the middle you can see the spiders fangs and eyes..