Orsonneke Well Known Member Joined Feb 15, 2025 Posts 153 Likes Received 495 Points 63 Jun 30, 2026 #1 Join to view EXIF data. Join to view EXIF data.
Archibald Well Known Member Pro Member Pro Member Joined Oct 17, 2023 Posts 855 Solutions 3 Likes Received 1,572 Points 93 Name Ed City/State Ottawa CC Welcome Yes Jun 30, 2026 #2 That's a neat closeup!
SwampGrizz Well Known Member Pro Member Pro Member Joined Oct 17, 2025 Posts 454 Likes Received 552 Points 93 Name Dale Yawn City/State Savannah, Ga. CC Welcome Yes Jun 30, 2026 #3 Very well done. I had no idea they were that hairy.
Dean Wilson Veteran Member Pro Member Pro Member Joined Mar 15, 2023 Posts 1,111 Likes Received 2,308 Points 113 Name Dean Wilson City/State Canby, Oregon CC Welcome Yes Jul 1, 2026 #4 I received my 100mm last week and I can really appreciate the hard work that goes into capturing something that can flitter away by the time you finger is 1/4 way through pressing the shutter release. Great job.
I received my 100mm last week and I can really appreciate the hard work that goes into capturing something that can flitter away by the time you finger is 1/4 way through pressing the shutter release. Great job.
Grumps Well Known Member Joined May 8, 2026 Posts 199 Likes Received 338 Points 63 Name Roy CC Welcome Yes Jul 1, 2026 #5 A bit ragged and tatty around the edges. One of the emergent hibernators or a migrant. On a buddleia (a.k.a "butterfly bush")
A bit ragged and tatty around the edges. One of the emergent hibernators or a migrant. On a buddleia (a.k.a "butterfly bush")