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Monday, June 28, 2010

Macro Monday: Droplets

Common Bird'sfoot Trefoil, Lotus comiculatus



Red Clover, Trifolium pratense




This Grass Emerald, Pseudoterpna pruinata, has been living in the Grass and Sea Bindweed, and I see it daily when I go out through the gate.
Yesterday, it fluttered up from the grass into the wind as soon as I came 'round the corner of the house (10metres away!) and landed on the leaves of the Bindweed again. This morning the same. And this afternoon it flew up into the rain and flew onto the drainage of the gutter. I'd have gone hiding underneath the leaves, but then I'm human and not a Moth. One of these lovely Moths I caught in the kitchen this week, and I wonder how many are living here.


Out in the open and in the rain, was this gorgeous Insect. (getting heavier at this time) It kept crawling about the wet undergrowth. I'd love to know its ID.




Common Bird's Foot Trefoil, Lotus comiculatus







With another resident among its stem.


5 comments:

  1. Oh my I so love those macro shots! And the droplets makes a great difference too.
    Purple blossom

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  2. WOW!! Those are AMAZING shots! LOVE them all! I am giving this "Macro Monday" my very first try, so I would certainly love some new visitors and comments!

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  3. Thank you for those lovely comments, Mangang Kim and Maryvel.
    Maryvel, this is only my 2nd Macro Monday, and I'll drop by your blog soon.

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  4. WOWOWOWOWOWOWWWWW!!! INCREDIBLE shots! They are like diamonds! HUGE!

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