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On The Wall
Dec 17, 2014 19:57:00 #
I saw this insect on the wall outside my backdoor and decided to shot it with my Nikon D600 w/ Nikon 24-85mm Micro Lens,
Auto setting, I did shoot more manuals but they didn't come out right.
ISO 400
f/6.3
1/600 sec
85mm
Craig
Auto setting, I did shoot more manuals but they didn't come out right.
ISO 400
f/6.3
1/600 sec
85mm
Craig
Dec 17, 2014 20:05:33 #
Looks great in download. The shadow is super. Textured wall adds interest too. Neat shot.
Dec 17, 2014 20:08:48 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Looks great in download. The shadow is super. Textured wall adds interest too. Neat shot.
Thank you Linda for the compliment and taking the time to look at my work.
Craig
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Dec 17, 2014 22:27:52 #
Agree with Linda. Download a must to see the great detail. Looks like a katydid (?).
Linda From Maine wrote:
Looks great in download. The shadow is super. Textured wall adds interest too. Neat shot.
Dec 18, 2014 05:17:57 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Agree with Linda. Download a must to see the great detail. Looks like a katydid (?).
Thank you Donna, not sure what it is, some type of hopper. It's only 1/2" in length.
Craig
Dec 18, 2014 08:14:20 #
Dec 18, 2014 12:31:48 #
Chuckwal wrote:
Cool shot. Really neat
Chuck
Chuck
Thank you very much Chuck.
Craig
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Dec 18, 2014 16:33:19 #
Neat shot! It's a female tree cricket, probably Oecanthus fultoni (the real 'Snowy')or possibly O. californica (California) -- can't tell if it's basically green (first) or tan with a bare hint of green (second). If you knew the song, it'd be easier (a chirp or trill). There are two other possibilities in CA as well, but O. quadripunctatus is green with four antennal spots. Don't remember the fourth (tan one)right now.
Dec 18, 2014 17:09:39 #
relbugman wrote:
Neat shot! It's a female tree cricket, probably Oecanthus fultoni (the real 'Snowy')or possibly O. californica (California) -- can't tell if it's basically green (first) or tan with a bare hint of green (second). If you knew the song, it'd be easier (a chirp or trill). There are two other possibilities in CA as well, but O. quadripunctatus is green with four antennal spots. Don't remember the fourth (tan one)right now.
Thank you very much for the Info on my mystery insect. I knew you could come through.
Yes I do live 10 miles form the beach and he got blown in by the strong SE winds we just had.
Have not seen or heard them before yesterday.
He is a green w/ a hint of tan on a greenish-blue wall in the bright sunlight, no flash. The colors are washed out because of the Setting Sun. I do not see 4 anteni.
Craig
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