Common Darter on Crocosmia by durleybeachbum
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Comments (19)
he is as red as the flowers ! supeb captured
Very nice!!!
Both images are fantastic
A very nice shot indeed. Julie thanks you very much for the e-card.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
He also matches the flower. Super captures!!
Excellent, as mentioned above. It does blend in well.
Common in your parts, never seen in mine. A medley of angles, colors, contrasts, lighting and shapes to be awestruck with. Love those wings.
EXCELLENT IMAGE
Both shots are rather nice!
Wow! I never see anything like this here, an occasional damselfly or spotted darter that darts right out of sight as soon as it spots me...Superb captures, Andrea!
Extraordinary wing details in both fabulous photos!
It's amazing to me how they hold still for you! I see dragonflies darting around here and there (mostly WAY over there) but never close up like this. Wonderful image!
It boggles the mind how good these are. I have seen the progression to excellence in your images over time. Outstanding work.
oh WOW!!! great capture!!
Super closeup and well spotted he's so well camouflaged.
He certainly picked his spot to rest in! Well spotted and taken!
a real symphony of strokes, diagonals, criss-crosses, and lights---not to mention the presence of that powerful darter, with its crinkly wings and long walking-stick body, just blending in, form wise, with the whole entourage. Another of your so-well seen insect captures. And the reds are like huge succulent peppers, peppering the shot with delicious looking protrusions. Ditto the comments above: Outstanding work, Andrea.
A really fantastic shot and the colors are a feast for the eyes.