
Stevens sometimes has the most amazing photos of dragonfly's and after spending quite sometime(pun intended) trying to take a photo of one at the weekend, I finally gave up and was content with slow moving bugs. This one was out clinging to the chain wire fence, where I was chasing dragonfly's
My macadamia nut tree must be tasty as this beetle seems to have eaten quite a few leaves.



1 comment:
These are great! I've done a few mosquito feeding shots myself and then regret the shot that evening.
Dragonflys can be hit or miss. Some have a tendency to return to the same perch time and time again. Some are curious almost too. I can't get close to some types here at all and others don't mind the camera at all.
Post a Comment