Insects with non macro lenses

[wev]

 

[Blacktop]

 

[Tom Grove]

 

[wev]

Looked right past this moth the first time -- its about 1/2" wide

 

[aroy]

 

[wev]

A small flower and an even smaller grasshopper

 

[Marcel]

Reverse ring with D7000 and 35mm Ai lens.

 

[Eyelight]

I was dancing with a Sycamore tree earlier this evening and my buggy radar went off. This little feller was eating the Sycamore!

 

[aroy]

A lot of bees are in the air, must be the advancing monsoon which will hit the city soon.

 

[mikew_RIP]

 

[mikew_RIP]

 

[wev]

Jiminy missing some of his cricket

 

[mikew_RIP]

 

[wev]

Scarab beetle taking a rest between courses in the vegetable plot

 

[wev]

Bee enjoying the eriogonum 'Theodore Payne'

 

[wev]

Another

 

[aroy]

Bees

 

[Roy1961]

i see a slight change in everyone bees depending on what country they are in, when i came to the US they were different from the UK ones.

 

[aroy]

Yes the bees change from region to region. So when you travel 500km (at least in India), the bees change slightly - adaptation to local climate. That apart there are at least 20 varieties of bees I see nearby. Will try to capture them, and then display them at one place.

 

[wev]

This guy was driving me crazy trying to land on my camera, so I took his picture and he flew away