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Howard Page
{K:416} 7/13/2005
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Alastair,
Let's hope you wouldn't get your wings clipped like he did 8-)
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Alastair Bell
{K:29571} 7/12/2005
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Cracking shot mate! Got to say, if I only lived 2 days this is what I'd be doing too!
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Howard Page
{K:416} 7/7/2005
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Hi Colin,
Thanks for your reply. The thing that interested me about the male fly was the way he'd had his wings clipped (presumably by the female 8-)
The Westy coast of Scotland where I live (Arrochar) is indeed one huge photography opportunity! You should make a trip up here for a few days, and bring a laptop with a big disk!!
We run a B & B - www.cruachanscotland.co.uk We're in an ideal spot for touring. I always have my camera with me, people still think I'm a tourist!!!!!!!!
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Colin Cartwright
{K:15699} 7/6/2005
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This is one of the best insect macros I've seen, Howard! An unusual, coloured damselfly couple - coupling! They may as well have fun in their 2 day life! Impressive focusing at f2.8.
Thanks for your comment on my Greek photoart, "Archaios".
7 indeed!
Must pay a visit up there soon. You must get some stunning photo opportunities.
Colin
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Howard Page
{K:416} 7/1/2005
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Hi Enmos,
Thanks for your comment. I was lucky that these two were too busy to worry about my camera getting closer and closer!
Howard
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Enmos
{K:110} 7/1/2005
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Excellent capture, wonderful detail !!  )
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Howard Page
{K:416} 7/1/2005
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Hi Bob,
Thanks for letting me know.... there are lots of them at the moment... they're driving the cats mad! I didn't notice the clipped wing until I looked at the picture.
Thanks for the comment - Howard
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Bob Botts
{K:414} 7/1/2005
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Nice detail Howard. They are actually damselflies. The one with the clipped wing is the male.
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