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Jan 6, 2024 07:47:34   #
NMGal wrote:
Thru the windows and lightly cropped. OM-1 with 40-150mm. Glued the camera to my face and pushed the button every time I saw wings (set for single-shot). This was yesterday after the snow. Please forgive the blurriness.


Wow...looks like they know where the best restaurant in town is!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:46:03   #
Curmudgeon wrote:
From around the neighborhood


Beautiful set...love the first colorful shot.
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Jan 6, 2024 07:44:12   #
imagemeister wrote:
Canon 1D mark IV, Canon 400 5.6 prime .....in preferred Florida habitat

Thanks to ALL for stopping by and commenting ! .....Larry


Excellent job, larry...no 3 is so awesome!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:42:55   #
NMGal wrote:
With the OM-1 and 12-45mm. Little cropping. We had more snow yesterday and Shep came in with snow on his nose. Most had melted off before I could get a picture.


Your amaryllis is so pretty, barbara! Nice set!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:40:08   #
joecichjr wrote:
Confusing to me 🥴🥴🥴


Very nice work joe...#7 for me!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:38:19   #
sippyjug104 wrote:
This is a focused stacked image of my preserved Ichneumon Wasp using a 10X microscope objective as the optic for the camera. I've included a snapshot of it staged before the camera to show a perspective of its size and the working distance of the subject and the microscope objective.

"Ichneumons are the largest family of any of the animals, with some 60,000 to 100,000 species worldwide. They are common and can be found in nearly all habitats. The name “ichneumon” comes from Greek words meaning “tracker” and “footprint,” and the females of these parasitic wasps certainly do hunt for, and track down, their various host species."

"The young of ichneumons are mostly internal parasitoids of insect larvae in families including the beetles; the butterflies and moths; and the ants, bees, and wasps; plus flies and spiders. The mother ichneumon typically inserts her eggs into the body of the host — usually a grub or caterpillar — and the hungry larval ichneumons, devouring their hosts from the inside, usually end up killing their hosts by the time they are ready to pupate and become adult ichneumons. The fact that they usually end up killing their hosts explains why they are called parasitoids as opposed to parasites."
This is a focused stacked image of my preserved Ic... (show quote)


Wow...amazing dl, sippy, and great info!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:34:57   #
joecichjr wrote:
Found online!

Dig in! It's only cheese, beef, lettuce, and bread 🤪🤪🤪🤪

Just don't eat anything for the rest of the month 😖😖😖


Oh me I think I will just have a healthy salad instead.
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Jan 6, 2024 07:32:35   #
UTMike wrote:
After the suspension bridges, we began our journey to the ship, stopping by the butterfly preserve and taking the river cruise on the way. This set shows the morning view from my hotel room and the last flowers there.

Comments and suggestions are welcome.


Beautiful view and pretty flower shots to brighten the day, mike!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:31:01   #
jaymatt wrote:
This is a shot that includes more of the building in yesterday's black and white photo. On the right is the original building, and the left is part of the expansion.


Great job on the night shot, john!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:29:03   #
jederick wrote:
A short walk and your back in time. This series of caves has been used by cowboys when they summered cattle in the area. Prior to the cowboys, there is evidence of Native American use.


I see you are still having some fun adventures, jederick. What's not to like about beans and biscuits. Lovely set.
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Jan 6, 2024 07:24:31   #
joecichjr wrote:
And it's true!


Eye agree...these are great especially the green bird.
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Jan 6, 2024 07:22:14   #
jaymatt wrote:
One of my camera clubs' themes for January is night photography, and this is one I am working on in black and white.


The dl is beautiful, john!
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Jan 6, 2024 07:13:55   #
kpmac wrote:
Thanks, merry. Good to hear from you. Happy New Year to you and yours, too.


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Jan 6, 2024 07:11:54   #
Sylvias wrote:
Thank you so very much merry for your always generous comments. Happy to know you enjoyed them and to see you back on UHH.


Thank you it's good to be back !
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Jan 6, 2024 07:09:00   #
docshark wrote:
Thank you John. I post so people might find some interest in these beautiful creatures as I have for the last 14 years.
>i< Doc


Beautifully done, doc!
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