She looked grey until the flash lit her up... Pardosa sp.
Paul.
Paul.
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Boss photos you've taken
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Sassy Colombian
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Took these pics yesterday while on a hike. it is hard to witness on the picture but the air was so clean that we could see mountains that are hours away.
Connor mcloud
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That’s a great pic
rylojr
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Thanks! Light up there is fantastic, great location. It'll make a nice memory for the kids when they're older
It's the mystery of the night which can yield a good photo - and here are 3 OK pictures of a tachnid (?) fly, a barkfly and an ant - but it's when you get the photo that really pleases - like the fourth in this set of a hoverfly larva finishing of the remains of an aphid meal...
Paul.
Paul.
This is a closer view from an earlier photo in the sequence of about 5 I fired off...
There is a bit more detail in the head of the larva on the 2nd segment.
Paul.
There is a bit more detail in the head of the larva on the 2nd segment.
Paul.
Sassy Colombian
Member: Team PoP
These are definitely not boss photos, unfortunately I don’t have the equipment to capture good night pics of the moon or the planets. But this morning the hubby and I woke up at 4 am and got to witness the longest partial lunar eclipse in 580 years. A celestial phenomenon not seen since the 1440s so i feel that even if the pics are not the best they are worth posting them here 
I awoke to some whiteness in the garden this morning - and despite the cold, ventured out into the garden to see if I could get anything of note.
I lasted around 10 minutes but before heading back indoors. Then after my first edits, 40 minutes later I went to revisit the berry I had found, but in that time the ice had all but melted so I couldn't improve on that one which I wanted to.
However, here are the ones I took in the bracing morning air...
Paul.
I lasted around 10 minutes but before heading back indoors. Then after my first edits, 40 minutes later I went to revisit the berry I had found, but in that time the ice had all but melted so I couldn't improve on that one which I wanted to.
However, here are the ones I took in the bracing morning air...
Paul.
Sassy Colombian
Member: Team PoP
Those are great, Paul. So different from your usual composition but still as magnificent!I awoke to some whiteness in the garden this morning - and despite the cold, ventured out into the garden to see if I could get anything of note.
I lasted around 10 minutes but before heading back indoors. Then after my first edits, 40 minutes later I went to revisit the berry I had found, but in that time the ice had all but melted so I couldn't improve on that one which I wanted to.
However, here are the ones I took in the bracing morning air...
Paul.
Thanks Sassy
Paul.
Paul.
2mm in size...
Lepthyphantes sp. (a Money Spider, Linyphiidae).
Paul.
Lepthyphantes sp. (a Money Spider, Linyphiidae).
Paul.
Sassy Colombian
Member: Team PoP
Not the best pics as I was witnessing the sunset from across the isle but still was a nice sight to capture from the plane.
Few days in Anglesey and around North Wales last week between the Derby (Boo) and Arsenal (Ace).
Too lazy (as usual) to fly with my camera so both snapped in the phone. One late afternoon, one early morning.
Too lazy (as usual) to fly with my camera so both snapped in the phone. One late afternoon, one early morning.