Hi Mark:

Thanks for the ant info.

Google Moth Bait and you will get info.

Usually a mixture of dark brown sugar, over ripe bananas, beer and dark molasses.

let it ferment for a day then paint it onto a tree trunk and observe at night.

The following insect picture was taken at moth bait on a tree at night.
I've never seen an insect like this. It is about three-eights inch long. The antenna are as long as the head and thorax together.

Ant at moth bait on tree.

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I reloaded CS5 when I changed over to windows 10. (Computer crash)

when I process raw files with CS5 the lens correction data is not present.
It was there when I was using CS5 with windows 7.

I purchased windows CS5 disk to upgrade from elements 8 some time ago.
But I don't think this should make a difference.
To install CS5 I first have to install elements 8 and then CS5.

Where do I look in CS5 set up menu to activate the lens correction data Or should I uninstall CS5 and install again?
Can this data be downloaded from Adobe?

there is no noticeable difference when using macro lenses but there is when using my 24-120 lens.

MY experience is they send you an estimate and if you OK the estimate they repair and return.

I had one situation where they gave me an estimate and I Accepted. A few days later I received the camera back with a note that the camera was not repairable. There was no charge.

I use a peak design shoulder strap which is attached to the camera and with a monopod attached to the lens. D500 camera and a Nikon 200 mm f4 lens and with an SB 900 flash on the camera. The rig weighs nearly 8 pounds. I use this set up for micro photography in the field. Hardly ever any one else around to hit with the monopod but have to be careful not to get it tangled up in brush.

Thanks bsprague, It worked fine.

I had a computer crash and lost the NIK programs.

Can't seem to find the link for the free download.

Can someone tell me where it is.

Maybe it is no longer free. ??

The best place to find used books on-line is:
www.Bookfinder.com

A check box is there to let you specify "First edition"

Pay attention to condition statements. Stay away from those stated to be "acceptable"

Correction: not Hymenoptera (Wasp) but Hemiptera (True Bug)

Hymenoptera. Or true bug.

Yes, it is dead. I tried to make it still by putting it in the fridge, but that did not work.
I could not get a suitable photo from it while alive since it continually moved about.
I used a few drops of lighter fluid on a cotton ball in a sealed jar to kill it.
I discovered lighter fluid long time ago when I was collecting insects.

Small spider found on side of house after dark. Thirty layer stack.

Lens used was a Nikon 200 mm Macro. Lighting with an LED ring light made for use with microscopes.
The green grid spacing is one millimeter.
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Small Male Spider

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Bugguide reports this is Dolomedes albineus - Whitebanded Fishing Spider.

ADDED BOTTOM VIEW.

Bottom View

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Found a wasp dragging along a spider. The spider was almost as larger as she.
Took some photographs: Top view of spider and Macro of face.

I had not seen either of these before.
What kind of spider is it?

The green squares are one millimeter on a side.
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Top View

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Spider Face

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