29th Oct Bugs

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Well this is the latest in a year so far that I've used my MPE-65mm outdoors on some bugs.

First a Red Spider mite - 4 shots stacked in Helicon Focus
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A new to me springtail - I think Allacma fusca - found on a post.
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A complete unknown bug.
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A yellow bug - probably some kind of aphid I guess.
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A barkfly around 4x magnification
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And finally a hopper.
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:)
 
And who said they all go to sleep come the colder weather.
All fantastic,that spider mite is really nice,ive never seen one stay still long enough to take 1 shot let alone 4.
For me the springtail is the best.
 
Graham said:
And who said they all go to sleep come the colder weather.
All fantastic,that spider mite is really nice,ive never seen one stay still long enough to take 1 shot let alone 4.
For me the springtail is the best.
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Thanks graham. It was a warmer autumn so maybe that's why there were some out. Though to be honest I have never looked this late on for bugs.

Yes got lucky with the mite being still.[emoji1]
 
Very nice set Chris
Well done on the Spider mite and the springtail.
 
clap hands from me. Assured and so pleasurable focus/bokeh play. Difficult for me the choice.....maybe n.5, for its particular composition.
All the best,
sandro
 
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