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  1. 14 September 2016, 10:49 PM #1
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    Default Re: Insect photography: 1/16 of an inch long creatures.

    Micro moth.

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    Default Re: Insect photography: 1/16 of an inch long creatures.

    That's an odd little creature Mark.
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  3. 17 September 2016, 07:36 PM #3
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    Default Re: Insect photography: 1/16 of an inch long creatures.

    Thanks, Larry. I like it when I find one people don't see every day.
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    Default Re: Insect photography: Damselflies.

    A couple of Damselflies in the back yard.

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  5. 08 November 2016, 03:38 AM #5
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    Default Re: Insect photography: Flies.

    Here are some recent fly photos.

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  6. 08 November 2016, 03:45 AM #6
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    Default Re: Insect photography: Wolf Spiders.

    A couple of shots of the resident wolf spiders. One carrying its spiderlings and one having lunch.

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    Default Re: Insect photography: Wolf Spiders.

    i am so pleased i am not insect-sized
    i guess it depends on the insect
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    Default Re: Insect photography: Wolf Spiders.

    Quote Originally Posted by buckobeck View Post
    A couple of shots of the resident wolf spiders. One carrying its spiderlings and one having lunch.

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    terrific photos Mark however I can do without spiders of any kind but that's my hangup.

    @ Frank Glad I'm not either.
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