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I thought I'd take some quick snaps of Jeffrey to show you chaps whilst he was dining. Not great images, but I thought you might like to see him!
He's still only half the size he will get to so he's on meal worms at the moment. Fascinating to watch him catch and eat them though and then most fascinating of all to me, he cleans himself thoroughly like a cat.
He's still only half the size he will get to so he's on meal worms at the moment. Fascinating to watch him catch and eat them though and then most fascinating of all to me, he cleans himself thoroughly like a cat.
^^^ Jeffrey is cute! Great name too
My efforts from tonight (100L for the Dragonfly, MPE65 for the wasp)
(edited to put in an even closer close-up of the Darter )
Darter Dragonfly - Closeup by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Darter Dragonfly - Full Body by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Wasp Head On by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
My efforts from tonight (100L for the Dragonfly, MPE65 for the wasp)
(edited to put in an even closer close-up of the Darter )
Darter Dragonfly - Closeup by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Darter Dragonfly - Full Body by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Wasp Head On by dibbly dobbler, on Flickr
Edited by dibbly dobbler on Saturday 11th August 20:13
Resting Bee by ddarno, on Flickr
Blue Dragon Fly Eye by ddarno, on Flickr
Red Dragon Fly Head by ddarno, on Flickr
Large White Butterfly caterpillars, emerging from their eggs. MP-E 65mm at x5.
Large White Butterfly Larvae by Ed Phillips 01, on Flickr
Large White Butterfly Larvae by Ed Phillips 01, on Flickr
LongQ said:
DD, you OK?
London not done/doing funny things to your head?
Those are fine shots but the sentiment behind them (as per your Flickr notes) is just a tad worrying.
What next? Resign your job and head into the professional flea circus tour?
My head was already funny before I went down south London not done/doing funny things to your head?
Those are fine shots but the sentiment behind them (as per your Flickr notes) is just a tad worrying.
What next? Resign your job and head into the professional flea circus tour?
I'm sure the other macro togs would agree with me that you do develop an affinity for the little guys after a while. And
DibblyDobbler said:
LongQ said:
DD, you OK?
London not done/doing funny things to your head?
Those are fine shots but the sentiment behind them (as per your Flickr notes) is just a tad worrying.
What next? Resign your job and head into the professional flea circus tour?
My head was already funny before I went down south London not done/doing funny things to your head?
Those are fine shots but the sentiment behind them (as per your Flickr notes) is just a tad worrying.
What next? Resign your job and head into the professional flea circus tour?
I'm sure the other macro togs would agree with me that you do develop an affinity for the little guys after a while. And
I'm not unsympathetic to that opinion .... but ....
Have you had any contact with Jeff Goldblum recently?
Really pleased with the capabilities of this new Canon 100mm lens. Opened up a new world of photo opportunities for me! Especially on days when the birds just aren't coming out to play.
Dragonfly
Common Blue Damselflies
And a common blue butterfly
Love the shots of insects / spiders consuming prey - awesome images.
Dragonfly
Common Blue Damselflies
And a common blue butterfly
Love the shots of insects / spiders consuming prey - awesome images.
Duck_Pond said:
Really pleased with the capabilities of this new Canon 100mm lens. Opened up a new world of photo opportunities for me! Especially on days when the birds just aren't coming out to play.
Dragonfly
Common Blue Damselflies
And a common blue butterfly
Love the shots of insects / spiders consuming prey - awesome images.
Pete - these are excellent, well done Dragonfly
Common Blue Damselflies
And a common blue butterfly
Love the shots of insects / spiders consuming prey - awesome images.
Duck_Pond said:
Really pleased with the capabilities of this new Canon 100mm lens. Opened up a new world of photo opportunities for me! Especially on days when the birds just aren't coming out to play.
Common Blue Damselflies
These didn't look right for common blue (markings are all in the wrong places) and after a bit of working out I've decided they are a rather nice Blue-tailed damselfly (Ischnura elegans) pair Common Blue Damselflies
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