my 1st picture post

twinsmom

A whole new world opened when I got my macro lens. I love this stuff I welcome all CC. Thanks

Awais Yaqub

Wow beautiful shots realy loved 1st 2

JenGrace

Welcome! Macro is fun...I definitely miss my old macro lenses. Hope to see more pics from you soon. :

SPACE

Looks mighty fine to me. Keep up the great work.

Lord Vetinari

great new world to explore with your lens- Lovely shots-especially like the last butterfly.
Brian v.

Lee Nelson

Whoa, congratulations with the lens...you will be hooked for life seeing these.....

OsirisPhoto

Pretty outstanding for first macro shots Last one is

Icebear

Mutants?
I thought butterflys had six legs

Skippy

twinsmom wrote:

A whole new world opened when I got my macro lens. I love this stuff I welcome all CC. Thanks

You do realize MACRO is very very very addictive don't ya
Funny how much more interesting bugs and other things are,
when you can see their structure more easily and up close.

Enjoy your new hobby, it sure is a whole new world to explore.

Very Nice Series........thanks for sharing .... Skippy
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tlee

I really like the last one!

patricia kay

Beautiful pics...I am a flower person but just love the last butterfly shot...
Well done for your first macros!!! I am green...i want a macro lens too!!!

Patricia.........:D

twinsmom

Icebear wrote:

I thought butterflys had six legs

Ok- I didn't even notice!! But if anyone has a good answer to this I would love to hear it. I tried looking it up and found that some do have six but the front are held along the thorax. And from the one site I found- some do have only four. Anyone have a better answer? thanks

Shudderz

Icebear wrote:

I thought butterflys had six legs

According to http://www.shrewsbury-ma.gov/schools/beal/curriculum/butterfly/butterflyinfo.htm ...........


Legs
Butterflies have 6 legs (3 pairs). Butterflies taste with their feet! That's how they find flower nectar and the best plants to lay their eggs.

"Brush-footed" butterflies (mourning cloak, painted lady, monarch) look like they have only 4 legs. The two front legs are small and covered with small hairs. They hold these legs up by their head. Click here to see the mourning cloak's legs up close.

twinsmom

Shudderz wrote:

According to http://www.shrewsbury-ma.gov/schools/beal/curriculum/butterfly/butterflyinfo.htm ............

Thanks Heather. That's what I was looking for.

leaforte

A lot of character in that last one!