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I had LOTS of picture subjects as you can imagine. Sometimes my camera would not focus on some, but I got others really clearly.
I think this first one is either a common house spider or an orb weaver:
Here is some kind of moth, with an interesting out-of-focus bug on the bottom.
This spider may be the same species as the other one.
And this is a firefly I apparently snapped mid-flash.
I didn't see any of my favorite moths though. There were hundreds of midges in the eaves, and junebugs flying around. All for one of my favorite hobbies!
Love insects...took one class in entomology while in horticulture school yrs. ago...gathering them for a mounted collection was a bit hard...but the search was fun and rewarding.
Ever get luna moth or walking stick photos?
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I had LOTS of picture subjects as you can imagine. Sometimes my camera would not focus on some, but I got others really clearly.
I think this first one is either a common house spider or an orb weaver:
Here is some kind of moth, with an interesting out-of-focus bug on the bottom.
This spider may be the same species as the other one.
And this is a firefly I apparently snapped mid-flash.
I didn't see any of my favorite moths though. There were hundreds of midges in the eaves, and junebugs flying around. All for one of my favorite hobbies!
Some more insects! Wanted to find my original post rather than making a new one and cluttering up the forums. Anywayyyyyy.....this is what I got so far tonight, and I would have gotten more, but my battery ran out, d'oh
Not really sure what this one is, definitely not a lacewing though
This one was SOOOOOO green it literally begged for a picture.
Never seen this kind of mayfly before...it has HUGE eyes.
No idea what these are. I tried to take a picture of one on the siding and it kept flying off, I DO know they are so tiny they look like they are invisible. Their shadow gives them away.
Another one of those big-eyed mayflies, and another mayfly.
I left the porch light on and now my porch is COVERED in thick webs.
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I also like fireflies.
