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    Posted: 13 June 2013 at 20:33
Welcome to part 6 of "Macros or semi macros"!

For completeness, here is the list of all the previous bird threads:


Edited by Micholand - 12 October 2014 at 10:04
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IŽll start this one with one of my favs , this male of blepharopsis mendica.



Sony A-350, Minolta 100mm f2.8 macro I ed., 1/125, f/7.1, ISO 100, natural light, handheld. You can view it bigger here.
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half a 5 pence, taken with a Minolta 100mm on a bellows


5 pence by Bieomax, on Flickr
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Very cool shot, Lagrimon. I am equal parts amazed and terrified.
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Looks cozy in there.
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Thank you atgard, don't worry, It's totally inofensive (to us humans of course ). Here in the islands we have 2 species of empusidae, this one and hypsicorypha gracilis, the one i show down here, which is harmless too.



Sony A-580, Minolta 100mm f2.8 macro I ed., f/9, 1/160, ISO 800, integrated flash, handheld. You can view it bigger here.
 



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Lagrimon, the first one is great!
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Originally posted by Lagrimon Lagrimon wrote:

hypsicorypha gracilis


This is very nice shot!
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Ants watching over aphids on an apple twig
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Is anybody there?



I'm not too happy about the background, but like the way the ants look to the other side of the apple leaf.
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Originally posted by Lagrimon Lagrimon wrote:

Thank you atgard, don't worry, It's totally inofensive (to us humans of course ). Here in the islands we have 2 species of empusidae, this one and hypsicorypha gracilis, the one i show down here, which is harmless too.


Only "harmless" if you don't count my nightmares!

I've seen several different types of mantids, but have never seen one like your second shot. Thanks for sharing it.
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A55 & Tammy 70-200 f2.8 (old)

                        Green[IMG] Green by Pantoja68, on Flickr[/IMG]
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My gallery A700 x2, A99, other stuff
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My latest Macro efforts

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Sony A57, Sony A100, 18-55mm Kit lens. Sigma 28-80 mini zoom macro,
Minolta 75-300mm Minolta 50mm f1.7, Modified Minolta 35-70 (poor mans macro). Various filters and close up lenses.
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