It's A Bug Too
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Zichar
Registered: May 13, 2009
Total Posts: 1856
Country: Singapore

Heh couldn't resist after seeing Mark's thread. Had an almost similar experience - it was still on the same bush, same branch after a week. After reviewing my earlier shots, realised they were no good and the next week, decided to just check out the same spot and voila.

That one got spooked pretty soon and flew away high up, but whaddya know, there was another 2 branches down. Hard to detect since it was motionless, can't say why my eyes were drawn to its shape.

Don't have the ability to get as close as Mark did though; his are excellent shots with great detail.

Some here are NL shots, but I never noticed I had forgotten to switch off Auto-ISO until I got back home grrr ISO900 shots

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Goldenorfe
Registered: Apr 15, 2008
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good compositions, interesting bug
phil



Zichar
Registered: May 13, 2009
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Zichar
Registered: May 13, 2009
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#8 - Can you spot the third?


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MarkB1
Registered: Apr 07, 2009
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Country: Australia

Very nice, love the angle on #1. Mine was intent on feeding so not inclined to move, still is afaik.

Mark



Zichar
Registered: May 13, 2009
Total Posts: 1856
Country: Singapore

Thanks for the comments, Phil, Mark



michael kilner
Registered: Feb 09, 2007
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Country: United Kingdom

v,nice esp no 8



Dalantech
Registered: Jan 31, 2005
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Country: Italy

Excellent set -love the light and composition of the third frame



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