Pollinators in our garden
Aug 11, 2023 11:49:00 #
My wife has been planting perennials native to New York and I have been impressed by the diversity of pollinating insects, even though I am an amateur with no ability to id insects, and also a long-term uneducated novice at photographing small creatures. These were all photographed with a Fujifilm 80 mm macrolens (except for the monarch). These are on north shore of Long Island.
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Aug 11, 2023 19:04:49 #
levinton wrote:
My wife has been planting perennials native to New York and I have been impressed by the diversity of pollinating insects, even though I am an amateur with no ability to id insects, and also a long-term uneducated novice at photographing small creatures. These were all photographed with a Fujifilm 80 mm macrolens (except for the monarch). These are on north shore of Long Island.
Aug 12, 2023 06:24:18 #
levinton wrote:
My wife has been planting perennials native to New York and I have been impressed by the diversity of pollinating insects, even though I am an amateur with no ability to id insects, and also a long-term uneducated novice at photographing small creatures. These were all photographed with a Fujifilm 80 mm macrolens (except for the monarch). These are on north shore of Long Island.
Aug 13, 2023 19:49:20 #
levinton wrote:
My wife has been planting perennials native to New York and I have been impressed by the diversity of pollinating insects, even though I am an amateur with no ability to id insects, and also a long-term uneducated novice at photographing small creatures. These were all photographed with a Fujifilm 80 mm macrolens (except for the monarch). These are on north shore of Long Island.
Very well done, Levinjton!
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