Lily Beetle
Paul Iddon
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On an overcast day under a dense canopy of trees, with threatening clouds (later to be torrents of rain) and a lone lily beetle (on a lily, not surprisingly) pondered it's surroundings at Salmesbury Hall, on the outskirts of Preston and Blackburn.
Latin name is Lilloceris lilii
Exif: Taken at 1/8th sec @ f/16, ISO 200. EOS 400D with Sigma 105 macro lens.
Opinions welcome.
Paul.
Latin name is Lilloceris lilii
Exif: Taken at 1/8th sec @ f/16, ISO 200. EOS 400D with Sigma 105 macro lens.
Opinions welcome.
Paul.
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it's beautiful, enjoy the bright colors
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Hi Paul the colour of the beetle and the flower really go well together
Nice shot .......... Skippy
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Wonder what nasty trick they have up their sleeve ? as it's not exactly camouflaged.
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He seemded harmless enough. The first few I took were not too good due to his position, so I allowed him to walk onto my finger so that I could move him onto a better location on the flower.
Mind you - if I was bird, I wouldn't risk this in my beak...
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