As there was just one Large Red Damselfly (10/10 for the name Mr.Scientist!) catching it wasn't easy. Then of course I wanted it on something green because I thought the setting would be nicer. Oh, and a bit of Sunshine would be good and were rapidly losing that!
I didn't manage too many shots and most of those weren't very good, but I quite liked this one.
Monday, 9 May 2011
Catching The Red Eye
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Quiet but never silent.
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2 comments:
Good capture; insects are hard to catch!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Hello i see you have a very nice damselfly photo and wanted to let you know i took a picture of a Large Metallic green damselfly a few years ago. This was the size of a Dragonfly that would span a large mans hand in size.
if you look in my profile you should checkout my nature blog for my original picture. i will add you as a follow. would be greatful if you would follow me too thanx
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