I love shooting bees with the camera, and try to have flowers that attract them and the hummingbirds.
Here are a couple shots to get this going.
Here are a couple shots to get this going.
Let's see your insect and spider shots
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a Camel Spider also called a Sun Spider that I caught in the house yesterday morning.
These are an arachnid, but are neither a spider or a scorpion. They can bite, but are not venomous.
These are an arachnid, but are neither a spider or a scorpion. They can bite, but are not venomous.
Opened to door of my hire car in Brisbane and found this decent sized Huntsman.
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actually a great shot as you will easily be able to identify the caterpillar.
Nice shots guys. Here's one I got earlier today. Sitticus Fasciger (Asian wall jumper) with a fruit fly. He is very small less than a quarter inch. There are lots more bug pics over in the Creepy Crawlies thread.
I shot these blue morphos last Saturday at the Long Island Aquarium.
They have a butterfly room.
They have a butterfly room.
She/he is so pretty/handsome!
In the botanical garden yesterday. Taken with my girlfriend's old Canon Powershot
Issoria lathonia/Queen of Spain fritillary/Perlmuttfalter/petit nacré
Again in our botanical, first with Canon Powershot, then with Nikon Coolpix
Again in our botanical, first with Canon Powershot, then with Nikon Coolpix
Rural art
This monarch was under a portable backpack sprayer.
A fellow tourist in Costa Rica who was much taller than me,
told me about this spider in a hole
that he couldn't get a good picture of.
I held my camera over my head and shot it blind.
I got lucky. I traded it for a picture of a white faced monkey.
told me about this spider in a hole
that he couldn't get a good picture of.
I held my camera over my head and shot it blind.
I got lucky. I traded it for a picture of a white faced monkey.
Baby praying mantis on one of our apple trees.
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