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LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 24436
Country: United Kingdom

Some mixed captures from the garden.

Brian V.

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orionmystery
Registered: Oct 01, 2008
Total Posts: 6964
Country: Malaysia

Great shots Brian. Esp like 1, 2 and 5. What's that in the lovely bg of #1?



Gary Thompson
Registered: Oct 02, 2007
Total Posts: 3700
Country: United States

Great shots Brian, I just love the last one. It doesn't get any better than that.



LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 24436
Country: United Kingdom

Thanks Kurt and gary for the comments

Come on Kurt - my hand of course. I was doing the leaf hold bit when the damsel flew off but came down on my hand about 2 " closer to the camera
Brian V.



Mark Edell
Registered: Jan 29, 2007
Total Posts: 634
Country: United States

Sweet! How dod you think of that last one? Was it just chance or did you plan that?



LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 24436
Country: United Kingdom

Mark Edell wrote:
Sweet! How dod you think of that last one? Was it just chance or did you plan that?

Thanks

I've seen similar shots to the last one done by other macroshooters but this was the first time a damsel landed in a suitable place in my garden for me to try it.
Brian V.



rgopo13
Registered: Oct 08, 2008
Total Posts: 110
Country: Romania

very nice shots



Goldenorfe
Registered: Apr 15, 2008
Total Posts: 7182
Country: United Kingdom

interesting selection, love 2nd damsel, shot one similar colour not sure which species though.
phil



LordV
Registered: Jan 02, 2006
Total Posts: 24436
Country: United Kingdom

Thanks again for the comments

Phil - I'm pretty useless on damsel IDs but think this is a female blue tailed (Ishnura elegans ?). The last one is the other azure species- a common blue female.

Brian v.



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