Goatweed Butterfly - caterpillar 1 - '08 by Leeco
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Nikon 7900 pocket camera - hand held image.
I have decided to do caterpillar pics this week. This one will become a Goatweed Butterfly. This is not a baby one but he still has a ways to go before he is ready for the big transformation.
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee
Comments (22)
Great detail and shot...
He mirrors that leaf very well. Whether he did it himself or your eye for composition made it like that. Either way, the details are spectacular. What a strange looking thing. And you say it will change into something beautiful? Talk about that awkward age... LOL
I prefer the butterfly stage to be honest!!! lol... Excellent detailed capture though!! :)
Great picture!!!!
Wonderful capture_amazing clarity
gut, dass Du uns die Raupe zeigst, aus der ein so wunderbarer Schmetterling wird. Bei uns gibt es diesen leider nicht. Ich habe ge-googlet.....
Amazing macro.
Excellent details :)
A super pic and a marvellous creature. I suppose teenagers are prone to spots!
He certainly looks like he would be rough on the throat on the way down.
wow, amazing shot
Looks like something out of the depths of the sea. Excellent find and capture!
Fabulous macro shot!
A truly strange looking creature. Great shot
outstanding macro work..
Super texture on this little green bumpy caterpillar Lee, excellent macro. Well worth enlarging for greater detail. Bravo!!!!!
Great macro.
Excellent macro.
That little guy looks like its got warts all over it. Excellent macro shot. Bunny
Excellent image!
Amazingly detailed macro. Superb!
Amazing details. Did you use a macrolens to take those macros? Thanks for the comment on my picture "European beewolf digs nest". Greets