Almost missed the worm by GBCalls
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Here is another photo of a polygala and just before I took the shot, I was going to brush off the tiny imperfection...I went to brush it away and it moved.(keep in mind the entire flower in less than an inch from tip to tip) So here is the only photo I took, leaving the micro sized inchworm to enjoy his home. Thanks for looking and the comments you leave for my efforts. -GB-
Comments (16)
I had the same experience the other day.beautiful macro
...diese Spannerraupen sind immer wieder interessant!
How funny! I took a pic yesterday if an inchworm that I will put up tomorrow. I trued to catch hum in the humped position like this but every shot I took was blurry because he moved so fast! So this is excellent! Very interesting flower, great light and shadow! I found it interesting too the color of this worm. mine is green. I wonder do they change color as camouflage?
i love this flower although not one i`ve seen before .excellent close up :o) mick
Magnifique détail
is under the leave.. and you saw it.. Great capture
great pic, I probably wouldn't have seen him either.
Excellent capture.
Very well done.
Beautiful macro and flower... depsite the worm (eeeewwww) however, that's nature! Very nice! :)
A purple bunny with an earring... :-) Or something... Anyway, very nice and great find.
Beautiful, not a flower I know, I love the crittur!
Very cool capture. The flower is gorgeous, but the extra treat is the little 'piller. :o) Bunny
A fine shot and a sharp observation.
The little guy adds extra symmetry to the flower imo. Nice shot.
Love those little bugs !