Bug fly Wall Art
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A macro shot of a hover fly in mid flight as it approaches a flower
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“What big eyes you have” I said to the Dragonfly. / “All the better to see you with” it replied, “so you had better take that camera out of my face or I will buzz off.”
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title says it all.
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This beautiful dragonfly actually spent the night in my front yard, providing me with a great opportunity to photograph it. The next morning it was still there and then suddenly it took off. Of course, I said thank you and wished it well.
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Coccinella septempunctata, the seven-spot ladybird (or, in North America, seven-spotted ladybug or seven-spotted lady beetle), is the most common ladybird in Europe. Its elytra are of a red colour, but punctuated with three black spots each, with one further spot being spread over the junction of the two, making a total of seven spots. (wikipedia.org)
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Leopard Lacewing Butterfly.
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I caught this guy finishing up his morning shave before starting a brand new day !
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This hoverfly arrived early for Happy Hour this afternoon!
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Caughter another one of these gorgeous Shinny green fly’s. I love these. / No enhancements here. / / AGAIN / / FOR A 3RD TIME / FOR A 4TH TIME / Challenges / 1st place Winner of the All Pets Great and Small Calendar” / / 1st Place winner of the Snow Glorious Snow Challenge for Heavy Snow removal Equipment / 1 st Place Winner of The ” Garden Of Blue” challenge / 2 nd Place winners in Challenges Collaborations in The Beginers Corner / view me here 4TH PLACE WINNERS IN CHALLENGES / “All Pets Great And Small” Calendar Contest WHATS YOU COLOR in EVERYDAY WOMEN 5TH Place Winners in Challenge / 6TH PLACE WINNERS IN CHALLENGES / your Accepted “Christmas Card Challenge 7TH Place winners in Challenges / / Sales of My Work:* / a card of “Pretty Clouds” / a card of “Monarch Butterfly” / a card of “Groovy Dandelion” / a small laminated print of “Air Wig Feast” / a card of “Purple Clematis” / 2 cards of “Bleeding Hearts” / a card of “Swallow Tail” / a Large laminated print of “Air Wick Feast” / a card of “Tiny Floral & Fly” / a card of “Pretty in Pink” / 2 cards of “Fiddlehead” / a card of “One and Two and Three” / a card of “Riddles First Day” / a card of “Snail Homes For Rent” / 4 cards of “Air Wick Feast” / 4 cards of “Ready , Set, Take Off?” / a card of “Bug on a Poppy” / 5 cards of “My Sweet Trouble” / a card of “Apache wants Attention”
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Well this was a first for me, not sure what to say outside, A BLUE BUG, weird. Looked like a Hover Fly but it’s backside was black and blue…. again, this is a first for me, it flew the same way as a Hover Fly, didn’t stay very long so I took a few shots but that’s about it. / Cheers / Better full screen / Canon Xt with my Sigma 105 Macro 2.8 Ex
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I took this photo this past summer when my daughter and I had her Bugville Butterfly pop-up treehouse. We had put fresh flowers in the bottom, and sprayed them with sugar water. This is a painted lady butterfly; and yes, to ease all your hearts they were let go after they matured! Thanks for viewing my work!!! If you like what you see here, have a peek at the rest of my work. Maybe you will find a nice gift here for that special occasion!! / / Copyright 2009 Julie – Julie Alexander. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited. My work does NOT belong to the public domain. It may not be used in any way, shape or form without my prior written permission.
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THIS IS A BEE ,I HAD NEVER SEEN ONE LIKE THIS BEFORE . I WASN’T TO SURE IF HE WAS IN FACT A BEE OR SOME OTHER KIND OF INSECT …LOL LOL . UNTIL SOMEONE TOLD ME THAT IT WAS INDEED A BEE , BUT I FOR THE LIFE OF ME CAN NOT REMEMBER THE NAME OF IT .
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Another macro attempt, but this time on Louie the fly.
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Due to the exhorbitant price of World Series tickets , these 3 friends decide to chip in and share a box seat ! (Windsor, CT.)
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Featured in Bits and Pieces / (2009.JUL.14) / (2009.JUL.14) RedBubble Album: Small Blessings Canon 350D EOS / Sigma 70/300mm Corel PhotoImpact x3
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My daughter saved this little guy from a spider web…lol…Still covered with tiny pieces of web he let us clean him off carefully with a q-tip before going on his way….be good to bugs! / Taken in my garden in Airdrie, Alberta Canada / / Extreme close-ups! and Unlimited Quality! and Top Shelf Wildlife and Nature Art! / Thanks so much! See it’s mate: Lunch Break!
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Nikon D40 with 35-105mm Nikon Macro Zoom lens / 35mm ~ 1/200’s ~ f / 7.1 ~ ISO=200 / Hand Held / Manual Focus / RAW / Processed in Nikon Capture NX 2 software / ________ / ________ / ________
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Macro of a hairy fly! / Taken in the “Herb Garden”, Royal Botanical Gardens, Melbourne. Canon 450d w/ EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM / Focal length @ 100mm / Aperture: f/13 / Shutter: 1/160 sec / ISO: 400 / MT-24EX flash
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Damselflies… Photo taken in Omaha, NE Azure Damselfly Widespread and common. Adults can be seen between May and August according to locality. Similar in habits and distribution to its close relative C. pulchellum. C. puella is less common than it on cutover bogs and mesotrophic lakes, but more common on eutrophic sites. A lowland species avoiding exposed and upland sites, as well as all but the slowest flowing rivers. The male Azure Damselfly is similar to the Variable Damselfly Coenagrion pulchellum and the Common Blue Damselfly Enallagma cyathigerum but can be distinguished by the characteristic black U-shaped marking which does not join up with the black ring at the posterior end of the second abdominal segment. In the female Azure damselfly there are two colour forms, blue and green. The blue form is similar to the female of the Variable Damselfly Coenagrion pulchellum but can best be distinguished by examining the shape of the pronotum. It can be distinguished from females of the Common Blue Damselfly Enallagma cyathigerum by the absence of a spine below the 8th abdominal segment. KEY IDENTIFICATION FEATURES In males there is a characteristic black U-shaped mark on the second abdominal segment which is separate from the black ring at the bottom of the segment In segments 4-6 there is more blue/less black in comparison with Coenagrion pulchellum In males the blue dorsal thoracic stripes are always complete and only slightly waisted The hind margin of the pronotum is broad and flattened (see comparison of pronotums of blue damselflies) Females are best identified by examining the shape of the posterior lobe of the pronotum In females there are two black stripes on the side of the thorax There is no spine below the 8th abdominal segment
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I so wanted to swat this damn insect with my shoe!! Just to keep it still for a moment!! I spent the better part of an hour following this gorgeous dragon around – as I’d focus and check the composition, he’d fly off. Well I finally got 3 decent pics!! As is. Nikon D80 / Nikkor 105 AF-S VR Micro / f/13; 1/60; ISO 100; On Camera – Flash on TTL (to freeze any movement and to get a catchlight). And another one I got:
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Another photoshop contest I entered with my entry here :) Theme was deadly plants I think lol
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