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    Botanic Gardens- Insects

    Butterflies and a few others

    1. I'm thinking a butterfly or moth egg? It looked like a little pearl.


    2 A beat up skipper


    3 A tattered Red Admiral


    4 Fiery Skipper


    5 Tiger Swallowtail


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    10 Large Milkweed Beetle, just missed the focus from the face to the back.


    11 Monarch feeding on Swamp Milkweed


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    14 Carpenter Bee


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    17 Cabbage White


    18 That pollen just sticks to everything...


    19 Buckeye


    20 One more Tiger Swallowtail
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    Re: Botanic Gardens- Insects

    wow, what a series ! great macros

    love #6

    do you shoot with a monopod/tripod ? I'm guessing you do ...

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    Re: Botanic Gardens- Insects

    oops, duplicated post
    Last edited by armando_m; 08-23-2010 at 07:29 AM.

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    Re: Botanic Gardens- Insects

    Thanks Armando

    I now keep a monopod with a lightweight ballhead with me whenever I'm out. Generally I use it in low light situations or when I do macros where I can't do my kneel and rest my elbows on my knees for stability maneuver.

    And it makes a great walking staff, LOL
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    Re: Botanic Gardens- Insects

    Nice series. Love the swallowtail shots. - Terry
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    Re: Botanic Gardens- Insects

    Very nice series, great macros!

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