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Awesomely beautiful, that is one the most appealing pictures I have ever seen of a caterpillar.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are amazing :) I love them!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colorful floral photos. But I particularly like the two with critters, the moth in the first and the caterpillar towards the end. The moth is particularly well captured.
ReplyDeletesuch gorgeous, rich colors. You did a beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics, thank you.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots! The first photo of the huge moth is amazing :)
ReplyDeleteThat first photo stopped me in my tracks. You must have had incredible patience or incredible luck to capture that instant. Is that a hawk moth?
ReplyDeleteBTW, I was thinking about your post yesterday. Did you ever read It's not about the bike by Lance Armstrong? I was thinking of his story of his very first pro race where he was the lantern rouge but never gave up. Your determination reminded me of him.
Sweet! Happy WW!
ReplyDeletethe first photo, shot at the very best moment. It´s super. :)
ReplyDeleteExquisite. Not sure if the first shot is insenct or hummingbird.
ReplyDeleteLovely! That final photo with the caterpillar is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!! I especially like the catepillar.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are always so amazing. I love the way the foreground is so sharp and the background is soft and fuzzy. The first photo is just plain incredible. Love the flowers and the caterpillar gave me the eebie jeebies! =)
ReplyDeleteamazed again. The top one was plenty, but like a fine glutton I enjoyed them all
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning! Really like the two critters. Is one of them really a moth? Wow!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots - that moth is gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone!
ReplyDeleteKB, Colleen and AVCr8teur, the first photo is a hummingbird moth. They are about the same size as a hummingbird, but not quite as fast. So much easier to shoot!
wow, the colour, the subject, simply make me mesmerized!
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