Africa Wild

BluTuna wrote:

Super Mongoose wrote:Stunning BT, all of them! awesome shot of your backyard bugs!

Thanks SM, I think I'm getting the hang of this Macro stuff!

I recon you're a pro now! excellent shots of your bugs!

And my personal favourites, a Jumping Spider with Banded Blowfly prey.

Outstanding shots!!!

Fascinating insects, BluTuna

And even a Cape Dwarf Gecko (Lygodactylus capensis)

Would be nice to have it in the AW reptile book, too

not for me... sorry

Super Mongoose wrote:

BluTuna wrote:

Super Mongoose wrote:Stunning BT, all of them! awesome shot of your backyard bugs!

Thanks SM, I think I'm getting the hang of this Macro stuff!

I recon you're a pro now! excellent shots of your bugs!

Thanks again. I wish I could afford the pro equipment!

Mel wrote:

And my personal favourites, a Jumping Spider with Banded Blowfly prey.

Outstanding shots!!!

Thanks Mel.

Toko wrote: Fascinating insects, BluTuna

And even a Cape Dwarf Gecko (Lygodactylus capensis)

Would be nice to have it in the AW reptile book, too

Hi Toko, you are welcome to use it in the reptile book.

nan wrote:not for me... sorry

If you don't like the creepy crawlies just unsubscribe from this topic. I will be posting more of the same from time to time and I'm sure that others will too. We'll miss you and we won't hold it against you

SO has a rather alarming casualness of manner around the world's second most venomous snake, the Eastern Brown Snake! After quite a wet winter and spring we have our own small wetland on our property where SO found this beauty a couple of weeks ago. :)

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BT, you manage to get all the brilliancy of the colors and a fantastic contrast