Ric Grupe wrote: The LOUDEST insect in the world! Roosting on my European Mountain Ash. (not anymore!)
snapapple wrote: That's very cool. I don't think I've ever seen one of those. Always wanted to know what they looked like.
bfjr wrote: Hey that looks like a character from, "Tripping the Rift" :lol4
Harryb wrote: Excellent shots Ric.
rahmonster wrote: We have those things by the thousands in summer here in australia...1 is loud, 100 is deafening. Nice shots of the little blighter tho
Karz wrote: I'll bet the Birds and Fish enjoy eating those? Must be like Sirloin Steak to them! Great shots BTW!
PatandRich wrote: Great Shots I did not think they were do back for quite a few years ? Did you take that with the 50mm? Thanks Rich
Steve Cavigliano wrote: Really nice Ric Man, that first shot is sharp Great wing and underbody detail. I too have never seen one. But I've definitely heard them before :uhoh Good work Steve
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I'll bet the Birds and Fish enjoy eating those?
Must be like Sirloin Steak to them!
Great shots BTW!
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Man, that first shot is sharp Great wing and underbody detail. I too have never seen one. But I've definitely heard them before :uhoh
Good work
Steve
Great Shots
I did not think they were do back for quite a few years ?
Did you take that with the 50mm?
Thanks
Rich
...and juicy! :food
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Almost missed your reply. I guess I got to used to dpreview forum's way of doing it !
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The thing that was cool to me was the gold coloring. I don't think I've ever seen it in nature !?!
Another angle.