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16-Jun-2016

Last bug for now - Tiger Cranefly, thank you Ann Cleeves

tend to follow anything that might be a damselfly; looks quite pretty anyway

NIKON 1 J5,Nikon 1 NIKKOR VR 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6
1/800s f/7.1 at 300.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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jlm19-Jun-2016 19:16
Nice catch !
Blandine Mangin18-Jun-2016 17:14
very nice close-up ! v
Yvonne18-Jun-2016 11:05
..and a nice sunny day to capture shadows as well!
Torben Jorgensen18-Jun-2016 10:05
I've never seen this one. Great find and capture.
Tom LeRoy18-Jun-2016 08:55
Your catching some pretty interesting bugs, love the long legs on this one! V
Helen Betts18-Jun-2016 02:25
It is quite pretty, and nicely captured. Are those long things legs?? V.
Wintermeer17-Jun-2016 21:16
Excellent detail- textbook-worthy! ~V~
Ann Cleeves17-Jun-2016 20:43
Great detail......looks a bit like a cross between a wasp and a crane fly. Googled it and think it is actually a tiger crane fly.
Martin Lamoon17-Jun-2016 20:38
Lucky to cath it still.
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