First insect photo on this forum

Here’s my bug pic.

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There was a promise of Spring on the 17th March and I saw my first Ladybird of the season. Since then it’s turned colder and I’ve not seen anymore.

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Fabulous Images, every one !
Thx
Yuri

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My first success capturing a bee in flight and in focus! Olympus 75-300 with an extension tube. I was surprised at how much wing blur there is, even at 1/5000s.

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A great shot. Thanks for sharing. Onwards and upwards. I look forward to seeing your future successes.

A couple of flies from yesterday


ETA: Sorry about lack of exif data - I resized by downloading from my Flickr page and it’s removed it.

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Just joined over from dpreview, so here’s my first post. Panny G85+45-175 with 0 Macro filter, 1/640 sec, f/5.6 ISO 400. Taken at San Diego Botanic Gardens.

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Welcome and thanks for the post.
Love the colours.

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Thanks for allowing me to join.

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Here is a little longhorn beetle

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Common carder bee, Bombus pascuorum


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nice details, lovely. Its amazing how much pollen these little guys carry, Its a good thing they do not have hayfever… imagine bees zipping across in random direction as they sneezze…

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Today shot with OM-1 + 60mm Zuiko.

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Speckled Wood butterfly

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Ladybird from yesterday.

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Insect season has begun…

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“Small carpenter bees” are indeed small - about one-quarter the size of a honeybee.

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‘I like big butts and I cannot lie…’

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