Lovers on the Leaves by durleybeachbum
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Description
Large Red Damselflies, Pyrrhosoma nymphula, resting on the Bogbean leaves in my pond.
Comments (19)
Great macro,excellent shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great capture
How cool... right in your own yard. But then your beautiful yard must attract all sorts of creatures. Lovely capture!
Superb capture !!
Excellent capture!!
Excellent shot Andrea.
Superb capture !!!
Fantastic photo Andrea :)
Wonderful capture Andrea. God bless.
Fantastic macro shot Andrea.
Awesome capture!
Lovely shot!
wonderful
Excellent shot and all in perfect focus.
This is really a stunning shot. Its been a while now but I'm pretty sure its not done through the neck.
wow, another great insect shot from you---have you ever seen fighter planes refuel in mid-air? This reminds me of them---one dfly is feeding the other with its long abdomen, the way two planes do in mid-air. It's amazing, esp full size, where we can see the almost metalic sheen on the lower dfly, and the lonnnnng formation of the two, and the wholly transparent almost wire-made wings. With lots of shoots. And those 3 yellow leaves---shooting upwards---are like sun rays butting into the whole shot. Wonderful insect macro. Another in this amazing recent series. (Btw, "dfly" is my abbreviation for damselfly. I could've said "pn"---for Pyrrhosoma nymphula---but I can't even pronounce that, so I let it go...) (do insects use latin names when speaking to each other?)
Well caught, I came across two tiny Damsel fly's and there body's made the shape of a heart , sods law I had left the camera at home.
Gorgeous details in the Damselflies but also the veining in the leaves!
Wonderful shot! So clear. These are hard to catch.