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Re: spiders What a day -- birds, blooms, and bugs. I have not a clue of species or if this that is an egg sack or dinner. It is very tiny, maybe 3/8" long total

Out stretching the legs Aloe arborescens my neighbor's camellia (why do mine always die?) Pavonea (I think I posted another shot a while ago, but its just to pretty to pass by)

Dandelions-to-be for the new year

Two more (which really shouldn't be blooming now) Cuphea 'Star Light' Salvia 'Lipstick'

A little California brown soaking up the sun

A couple at year's end Abutilon 'Burgandy Wine' Echeveria of unknown parentage

Re: Lets see your Moths & Butterflies Shooting with my 50mm and like it better each day

Don't know what is going on -- shows for me, but then it did last night, as well. This is the third time I have tried to post this message with the image attached from url; when I try to enlarge, the screen just grays out and I am locked up. Trying with a thumbnail then a edit to size. Does...

And be careful where you play

Active night for bugs; only had my 50mm to hand, but not too bad

enjoying a little dinner on the wing

Well, it was a bug once -- found just below a clutch of brown widow eggs

Supercamera: More Pixels Than You Know What To Do With : NPR But who could do the printing?

Polygala 'Little Charms' And one that I don't remember at the moment

A few flowers that survived the Santa Ana winds Teucrium fruticans azureum Eriogonum grande rubescens

Yep. The AT has an articulated center column that is very useful when shooting plant specimens in the nursery or doing macro documentation of maker's marks on silver

This morning's moon, a little hazy, but not as bad as me

This a not very good shot of an I don't know what the hell kind of bug. He/she was very adept at finding the worst place to pause for a picture.

A big black bumble wearing a nice coat of pollen snow

Re: Lets see your Moths & Butterflies Butterflies have been scarce, but a lone fritillary dropped by today