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dragonflys of shoal creek (and 1 damsel)
rdking647
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September 27, 2011
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havent got the technique of sneaking up on them for a really close shot yet...
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basflt
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September 27, 2011
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havent got the technique of sneaking up on them for a really close shot yet...
try early in morning when they are still cold , its the only way !
this goes for all insects , as they are cold-blooded animals
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September 27, 2011
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all i need is for it to get cold... with the extreme heat weve been having all summer it warms up to 80 by 9 am
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so , get up early
the warmer its gets , the more active the become , and vise versa
and another thing
try , if possible , to insulate them from background , just as you did in pic #4
Bas
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Good captures
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I'm having major issues catching them here in Hawaii, as its always warm and they seem to always be moving.
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Good shots, like the last one
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try early in morning when they are still cold , its the only way !
this goes for all insects , as they are cold-blooded animals
/ɯoɔ˙ƃnɯƃnɯs˙ʇlɟsɐq//:dʇʇɥ
the warmer its gets , the more active the become , and vise versa
and another thing
try , if possible , to insulate them from background , just as you did in pic #4
/ɯoɔ˙ƃnɯƃnɯs˙ʇlɟsɐq//:dʇʇɥ
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