Bug nature
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A red dragonfly perched on a stalk
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A macro photograph of a ladybug taken in the artist’s garden.
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They look really soft but I don’t recomend petting them. / It was very tolerant of me and I was able to get within 3-4 inches and get some really / good shots of his eyes. Who knew they had green eyes?
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Swallow tail captured in Norwalk, Ct
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Took this photo in my backyard today.
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Okay, last of the beetles, There were so many around to photograph this weekend, it was crazy. I liked this one.
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Part 5 of my jewelled bug series
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Insects are wonderful to photograph. They have so much character. So much fun! Except when they jump off before you get your shot. Taken with a Canon Digital SLR with a Canon 100mmMacro and of course my trusty tripod (don’t even try it without one) / Featured in: / 1:1 Macro Photography (Limit: 2 Posts Per 24 Hour Period) group
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capture this beetle crawing around on this weed. The beetle is about 1/4 inches long. Ft. Myers, Florida / canon 40 D / canon 100mm macro /
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Ladybug climbing a rose bush. / Camera: Canon Rebel XT (DSLR) / Lens: 75-300mm zoom @ 300mm / Cropped and enhanced With MS Picture It and Noise Ninja.
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Travelled to another section of the Mount Burr Forest today and found single ladybirds on nearly every section of fern. Dark and unlit back section of the forest where minimal lighting existed and these little beauties made every attempt to be where that limited light shone through. Could have spent hours watching them crawling to and fro through the ferns…..... Canon 400D Sigma 120 – 300 macro.
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..who iz that hiding in my beautiful lily I captured after a shower in the garden? view large he’s amazing…well disguised eh? lol! uglybugball ...Olympus FE 35/30 DPI 314 F.stop 4.6 ISO -100 35mm ....More wild flowers should be planted on derelict land, roadside verges and other public spaces to save honey bees, the Women’s Institute believes. Save the bees .....
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An alert cottontail rabbit backlit by the sunset
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Captured this fly sitting on the bonnet of my car. He has a cheeky grin ;-) Best Viewed LARGE ;-) Kwinana Western Australia Olympus E-410 Featured in the group – 1:1 Macro Photography 27/07/09
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Dragonfly in flight
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The Comma (Nymphalis c-album) is a species of butterfly, common in the United Kingdom and with a distribution across Europe and temperate Asia to Japan and south to Morocco. Similar species are found in the United States and Canada. It has a white marking on its underwings resembling a comma. The wings have a distinctive ragged edge, apparently a cryptic form as the butterfly resembles a fallen leaf. Nikon D80 – Sigma 105 DG Macro lens at f/5.6
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/ in Image Writing group Sept. 2009 / in the Bug Hunt group! October 2009 I was pleasantly surprised as this lovely lady visited the Purple Cone flowers in my garden, just when I happened to be outside with my camera. (A gift from Mother Nature) / we live in Farr West, Utah FUN FACTS: / -*Butterflies are solar-powered! They need the sun to fly. -Male Painted Ladies have smaller abdomens than females. -Favorite butterfly flowers = aster, cosmos, thistle, and buttonbush. -Favorite caterpillar plants = thistle, mallow, hollyhock, malva, and sunflower. -Butterflies are diurnal (active during the day). -Painted Lady Butterflies see more patterns, a wider range of color, and more shades of green than people do. -The tiny scales attached to butterfly wings give the wings their color. -Butterflies have taste sensors on their legs (information found on Earth’s Birthday activity kit: All about painted lady butterflies on Earth’s Birthday .org)
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a male eastern bluebird checks out the hood before delivering a meal to his offspring.
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I call it my the last grasshopper because I thought it would be the last of the summer. It did snow a few days later. But I still see then sometimes.
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