Great that. It's quite rare to see them in daylight. I found one in my shed a couple of years back.Saw this baby shrew the other day

Great that. It's quite rare to see them in daylight. I found one in my shed a couple of years back.Saw this baby shrew the other day
Banquet for one please! lolThey also seemed to have piqued a bit of interest for a late ladybird larva (Asian/Harlequin I think)...
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The shadows lengthen towards the end of another season.
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The shadows lengthen towards the end of another season.
Only for the shot mate.I'd be like you Alan and sit as far away from that rubbish as I could![]()
??Great that. It's quite rare to see them in daylight. I found one in my shed a couple of years back.![]()
More like this and less creepy-fricking-crawlies pls mateI've got a LAWOA 85mm Ultra macro lens to have a play with now - its just 78mm long and weighs around 250gm - so nice and light for on the R10 body.
Just given it a trial run - need more practice yet.
Old (skipping?) rope:
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