Bug odds and sods 18-11

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• Stumblebum Registered Users Posts: 8,480 Major grins

  November 21, 2014 edited November 21, 2014

  You make excellence boring! All brilliant! What a collection!!!thumb

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• e6filmuser Registered Users Posts: 3,379 Major grins

  November 21, 2014 edited November 21, 2014

  I love the "mouton chops" on the last one.
  
  The springtail under the harlequin looks like another Dicytomina.
  
  Harold

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• Lord Vetinari Registered Users Posts: 15,901 Major grins

  November 22, 2014 edited November 22, 2014

  Thanks for the comments and info SB and Harold- appreciated
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• GOLDENORFE Super Moderators Posts: 4,747 moderator

  November 22, 2014 edited November 22, 2014

  Still getting loads of species in the garden then
  Globular my fav

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• Lord Vetinari Registered Users Posts: 15,901 Major grins

  November 22, 2014 edited November 22, 2014

  GOLDENORFE wrote: »

  Still getting loads of species in the garden then
  Globular my fav

  Thanks for the comments- yes still quite a lot about when it's not raining !
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• Cavalier Registered Users Posts: 3,080 Major grins

  November 22, 2014 edited November 22, 2014

  My first reaction to insect macros like this is Ewwwww (being a weeny when it comes to bugs). But then I take a step back and wonder at the amount of talent it takes to get shots like this. You and most of the other macro shooters on this thread amaze me. Wonderful shots (even if they are a little ewwww!)

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• Lord Vetinari Registered Users Posts: 15,901 Major grins

  November 23, 2014 edited November 23, 2014

  Cavalier wrote: »

  My first reaction to insect macros like this is Ewwwww (being a weeny when it comes to bugs). But then I take a step back and wonder at the amount of talent it takes to get shots like this. You and most of the other macro shooters on this thread amaze me. Wonderful shots (even if they are a little ewwww!)

  Thanks Jo for the comments.
  Fairly obviously I don't think most bugs are ewwww although even I have trouble liking slugs
  Brian v.

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