Outside discovering new subjects to photograph in the garden.
Canon 7dMk2 + 55-250mm
"Polka Dot Wasp Moths are common to tropical climates and have a North American home in the humid southeastern United States, appearing year-round in the warmest areas like Florida. Though they have the appearance - and in some ways, the behavior - of a wasp, the Polka Dot Wasp Moth is just a moth. It does not sting, nor bite. It utilizes mimicry to dissuade potential predators that are familiar with a real wasp's sting. The Polka Dot Wasp Moth is a day-flier. Its black wings and body have a blue translucence. The tip of the abdomen looks like it was dipped in red. Bright, white dots mark the wings. Two large white dots sit at the moth's 'waist' and a line of them run along both sides of the abdomen. Tips of the antennae and back legs are white." -www.insectidentification.org
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The brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice so I am able to shoot in the safety of my back yard.
1st time shooting Henry Big Boy X 357mag with all my Ranger Point Precision add ons. This is definitely my favorite gun now.😁
Just a few days ago they were only 2 boxes high and look at them now. Busy little bees.😄
This is a little sunrise shot I took of my backyard and lean-to barn. I am an amature photographer mainly of birds and wildlife. I am here to share my photography and I hope you join me in my adventure.
Red Shouldered Hawk chicks on the Gainesville-Hawthorne trail. I could hear a hawk call while walking the trail and how surprised I was when I it coming from these lil babies.
