What is buzzing or flying near you today??

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  1. Marley Farley

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    :gnthb: Gosh haven't been in here for a while... :gnthb: Great pics Kedi, Walnut, Pip & Woo....:thmb:
     
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    Woo, wonderful shot! :gnthb:
     
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    Fab shot Woo :thmb:
     
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    Thank you Kedi and Pip:)

    Today
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    Wow! Another fab shot, Woo, just look at the eye. :gnthb:
     
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    Hi Kedi Thank you much appreciated ,Still not up to your High standard of Sharpness Though:)
     
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    Mr K found this Leopard Slug (Limax Maximus) in the garden today, in one of the pumpkin pots!!! It was about 3 inches long before it stretch out and crawled away -


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    On this shot, you can look right into the breathing apparatus -


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    The following is taken from Wikipedia -

    "On one side (almost always the right hand side) of the mantle is a respiratory opening, which is easy to see when open, but difficult to see when closed. This opening is known as the pneumostome."

     
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    Hi Kedi Incredible Photo never seen one before :)
     
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    Limax maximus (literally, "great slug") I have just read they can grow to 8" !!
    I would love to get my usb microscope on that except that the slime could be problem.
    Thanks for the education KG
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    Today
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    The detail on that one is great, Woo, well caught! :gnthb:


    We'd never seen such a slug before either, just hope it was a one-off type one. Gad! 8 inches, I'd have a screaming fit if I found something like that in our garden.

    Sorry, I can't even send you a bit of it now, Robert, as it has turned into a mess with salt. Yuk and shudder!
     
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    Robber Fly with victim (another fly) -


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    Bush Cricket - Thank you for the ID, Walnut.


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    :thmb: Cracking shots Kedi...

    First wasp of the season for me I think.. Warming up in the early morning sun..

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    Oh, Marley, fantastic shot! :gnthb::gnthb: That must be the best ever wasp shot of all times!

    Was it taken with your new camera?
     
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    :thmb: Yep the Canon A530 sp.. Oh gosh I think I may have forgotten to say I have been having so much fun with it...!!! :dh::D http://www.cameras.co.uk/reviews/canon-powershot-a590-is.cfm Reconditioned 2yr warranty from Canon.. A superb 2nd camera in my opinion to just stick in your pocket..!!! :wink::D
     
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