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Taken at Sanibel Island (Ding Darling), Florida. This White Ibis flew overhead and was backlight enough that you can see the bone structure through the wings.
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I took an afternoon walk at a local lake, and was serenaded by these common meadow katydids. The afternoon sun turned this male into a living emerald. =)
Really worth seeing Large On Black
I love how you can see through the wings of dragonflies---- this shot shows it in its natural environment --hope you enjoy another shot of the dragon---Have a great day everyone--and as always I appreciate the visits!
A thin slice of orange, backlit, showing the dividers between the sections. For macro mondays theme "divided".
Sawfly larvae (Symphyta p.) can quite easily be distinguished from butterfly catepillars by looking at the head. Sawflies have a distinct neck like this one while caterpillars have the head more integrated in the body.
This one and a whole bunch of its brothers and sisters had devoured most of the leaves on a poor little tree, eating everything but the veins of the leaves.
They do like to sit curled like this at the end of the naked veins, I'm thinking it is some sort of camouflage idea trying to look like leaf veins themselves or something.
This particular shot is a two exposure focus stack compiled using Zerene Stacker for a little extra depth of field.
I haven't managed to figure out the exact species of this one (there are 824 species in Sweden), but I kind of like the translucent body of it. I found in Åva-Stensjödal in Tyresta National Park in mid-June.
Part 1 is another one (but straight) on the bark of the same tree here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/51940309061/
Part 2 is the same animal than this: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/51988684316/
View of gas station, as seen through a translucent billboard @ the station. All notices have been removed, all that remained was the tape that held them in place.
I just took the shot underneath and saw light shine through which clearly showed the veins in each petals.
A shot of one of my 'sister-in-laws'.. orchid's.. back lit.. with the sunlight shining through the window.. and petals.. View On Black
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