Spring (4) In-flight catering by Jean_C
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Comments (25)
Wonderful and amazing
C'est une prouesse d'arriver à photographier ces insectes qui butinent de fleur en fleur si rapidement........sa longue trompe est bien visible et lui permet d'aspirer le nectar de ces fleurs de chèvrefeuille.........remarquable macrophoto, Jean-Claude !
One darn cool in flight capture as its enjoying the nectar of the plant. Awesome photo Jean. 5++
A Hummingbird Moth! I haven't seen one of these critters for a very long time...really a terrific macro, J_C.
Very beautiful photo!!!
Love it so close. As you know I had one inside last year and got it out to freedom again. You can't follow the wings that flap like a hummingbird
You must have been holding your breath to take this? Superb shot! So well done!
Excellent !
Wow Quelles patience et rapidité d'exécution! Saisir l'instant décisif pour cette photo réussie
wonderfull
Spectaculaire
Your pictures are always so beautiful my dear friend.
Superb macro !!
A most amazing photo, Jean! Fantastic capture! Bravo!
Wow, amazing capture, to be in the right place at the right time and perfect capture is remarkable. Fantastic!
Interesting insect - fantastic capture my friend!!!
Wonderful capture.
magnifique instantané
cool
Amazing close-up of the insect. Great photo.
Lovely work. So enjoyable for those that are shut in. A joy to view. BTW, thanks for the bracelet I used in my last render. It is a great add.
Wonderful capture, Jean!
they are such a beautiful insect and you capture it very well
Une très belle photo que tu as fait ici!!
Wonderful capture and that's not easy! I had a few of those last summer on my lavender. They are fast, tough to capture on "film".
Je fais quelques photos en mode "rafale", et après je trie...