Nikon 7900 image. On the one hand, today was a very good day for me but on the other hand it also had a down side. Fortunately, the down side was rather minor while the up side was quite rewarding. The bad news first. Somewhere on my 25 acres of woodland there is a digital camera battery laying on the ground, lol. It is not the first time I got so involved in following the bugs (and getting the next shot) that I did not pay attention to where I put the used battery when I changed to a fresh one. It is the first time I was not able to retrace my steps and thus find the missing battery. Oh well! BTW - I discovered that the price for these Lithium batteries has come down considerably in the past 2 years. The cost was about $50 for the extra one when I first bought this camera. They are under $10 now; so as I said, the down side was minor. I got 2 spares ordered. The upside of the day was that I got a half dozen good shots instead of just one or two. They include a new caterpillar species I found, some muchrooms, some neat foliage, and a little flying insect that looks like he is covered in powdered sugar. Todays posting is of the caterpillar variety, lol. This nifty critter will become an Eight-spotted Forester Moth. This moth is often mistaken as a butterfly because of it's bold patterns and colors. It is a velvety black with several large white spots on the fore wings and orange markings near the head. Hopefully I may be able to get a shot of one eventually. Thanks to all who take the time to comment. Lee