This weeks getting close with nature via Sunshine’s Macro Monday
Tag: dragonfly
Wordless Wednesday 28 August
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Nature in red
The word prompt from CitySonnet’s August Colours and letters for 7th: Red
A selection of the wonder that is red in the world of nature
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Unexpected
The Photo a Week Challenge from Nancy: Unexpected
I love the unexpected in photos. Most time I don’t realise until I download and see the photo on the big screen. The featured photo. I was taking photos of bees in the Bangalow Palm flowers and didn’t see the Eastern Dwarf Green Tree Frog sitting among the flowers
The insect on the Dandelion
So often there is a small spider in a flower
I guess it must be unexpected for a spider to have someone poke around
Going for the sun through the Grevillea flower and get photo-bombed by a dragonfly
Not the best fisher on the river that day
Another photo-bomb, this time a bee
I was taking photos of Banana flowers and didn’t notice until I enlarged that there was a murder taking place. An Assassin Bug has an ant. Most unexpected
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Who is watching who
Yellow
Sue’s Weekly Photo Challenge word prompt: Yellow
Let’s have an avalanche of yellow. So many yellows.
Some with a surprise inside
A native flower that is everywhere on my place
I had to have a Yellow Buterfly
Some Australian native plants have amazing yellow flowers
Gazania flowers burst yellow
Lovely yellow of a Zinnia
Yellow-faced Honeyeater outside of my window
A fly with a yellow face
The beauty of a yellow Rose
The fabulous yellow of a Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
Zipping around the garden Yellow Dragonflies are jewels
and of course the wonderful Eastern Yellow Robin
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Nature Macro
The Trevor Carpenter Photo Challenge: Nature Macro
Inside of a Passion Flower
A very hairy Night Spider
The wing of a Wanderer Butterfly
Looking inside of a Torenia flower
A Dragonfly and a stick
The Stingless native Bees are about 5mm in length making a Bangalow Palm flower look big
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Close Up
The word prompt from the Lens-Artists: Close up
Tiny Stingless Native Bees and a Hippeastrum flower
Now you saw how small the Stingless Native Bees are, here is one on a Bangalow Plalm flower filling its pollen sacs
Even an ant has to have a drink sometime
The beautiful face of a harmless Carpet Snake
One of the biggest flies I have here. Yes they bite.
A lovely Caper White Butterfly enjoying a bit of nectar from a Pentas flower
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Isolated Objects
It’s in the eye
K’Lee and Dales Cosmic Photo Challenge: the sharpest image
To find the sharpest image it’s all in the eye
