The days are flying by and it's the last day of January tomorrow already - and I can't imagine where all the days have gone, although some of it was taken up preparing a presentation for my local BirdLife branch.
Instead of going walking since then I've been trying to catch up, and watching some of the tennis! As a result I haven't done much bird photography, but took my macro lens out for a short walk on our Australia Day holiday on the 26th.
Apparently this is an Assassin Bug which can give a nasty bite!
This is a Spotted Flower Chafer, something I don't think I've seen before. What a great thing photography is for encouraging observation!
This one is common in the summer along the creek where I walk regularly, and has the lovely name of Honey Brown Beetle!
Here it is just about to take off. They're just as challenging as birds in a different way!
There have also been several Dragonflies but I'm waiting to have a couple identified, so will wont' share them yet.
Well Australia does have a lot of creepy-crawlies...........
ReplyDeleteI guess we do!
DeleteHello, beautiful captures of the insects. Great macro shots.
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday, enjoy your new week!
Thanks, Eileen. They're a new challenge!
DeleteHello Sonja! Wonderful to see what kinds of bugs there you are. Some Bugs are like jewelry! Greetings
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anne. It's opening up a whole new world!
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