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06-10-2009, 04:19 PM
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| | | Last post for a bit
Off to the 'ospital tomorrow so won't be around for a while.
Some images from last Thursday -
ISO200, f8, 1/80sec hand held auto focus No flash (it woz sunny) and camera steadied on my knees - IS in the camera body as per Sony - which is useful.
That's ragwort but does anyone know what the fly is? I'm pretty clueless on insects.
His back reminds me of Jeff Goldblum's when it started to sprout in 'The Fly'  
What d'you think?
Acher  
Cropped in a bit 
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