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These shots are from a single tree I happened across on my weekend photo walk yesterday afternoon. I don't know why, but I sooo enjoy taking macros of small insects. They are just cool to me. LOL!
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Paul, I am sorry to say that I have no idea. I just call them orange flies. They don't seem to bite, but do appear to like staying near trees with large leaves. I see them all over this area -- none much larger than the one you see here. THANKS for the comment.
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Nice work charlie, you do well with insects.
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Thanks Fred. Insects, esp in macro, are interesting to me. It's like looking at them in a whole new way. The hairs, leg spikes, eyes, pinchers -- very cool design.
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These insects are so small.. that you really need a good eye to catch them.. Great work on the shots..
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