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[wev]

A very small jumping spider -- it was leaping fearlessly in the hopes of snagging a passing fly

and from the rear, as it lined up for another try

 

[Brazeal]

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[wev]

Only managed a couple of shots before the wind got too energetic

 

[wev]

And as fast as it came up, it died away. Don't know what this is, but it's pretty cool

 

[wev]

The lynx was in place, waiting for another inattentive bee

 

[Just-Clayton]

And as fast as it came up, it died away. Don't know what this is, but it's pretty cool

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Assassin bug.

 

[wev]

If you like bugs and macro, plat a Lepechinia fragrans -- its a beautiful CA native, smells great, and every day something new stops by for a visit. The last two and these were all taken on it

Mama, papa, and baby hoppers

 

[wev]

Assassin bug.

Right, just remembered -- you beat me to an edit

 

[Just-Clayton]

Got cooler this evening. I only found sleeping Cuckoo bees and an Aphid giving birth.

 

[weebee]

Fresh!

 

[Just-Clayton]

A closer look at the bees and bug this morning.

 

[Bill16]

Great shots buddy! Way to go!

 

[wev]

Hello, sailor. . .

 

[aroy]

105mm F2.8 AIS


18-55 for comparison

 

[aroy]

This butterfly just about filled the DX sensor - 105mm AIS at 1:0.88

 

[wev]

Soft and cuddly mealy bug -- yuck

 

[wev]

Tiny bee

 

[WeeHector]

Panorpa communis - female Common Scorpionfly.

 

[wev]

Don't know if it was the breeze, or the shiny body, or the half pint of Telegraph California porter, but I just couldn't get a good focus on this guy

 

[wev]

Waiting for a lunch partner to fly by