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GORGEOUS shades of orange. nice capture.
ReplyDeleteCool little creepy crawly guys.
ReplyDeleteDo you ever submit your photos ... they are incredible.
ReplyDeleteWow you and your camera certainly have a sharp eye. Vividly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of creepy crawlies. Love the last one ... ready for lift-off!
ReplyDeleteLove all the yellow and red. Cute little spider trying to look menacing :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!!
ReplyDeleteI like the larger than life view of these marigolds!
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ReplyDeleteEEK! Love that last pic most of all. He looks like he's planning to eat you. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! I'll have to show my these when he gets home, he'll love them.
ReplyDeleteLots of nice visitors in those flowers.
ReplyDeleteAre those Marigolds? I plant them to supposedly repel insects from my vegetable garden. Looks like those insects love them.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW and thanks for the visit!
What great detail. Not so sure about the critter. But, I'm sure I deserve it. Haha. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteWhat incredible color and detail! You must have one heck of a macro lens. I agree with 'glor.' your photos are prize-winners-in-waiting.
ReplyDeleteThanks ffor dropping in over at my place for a sammie.
I think the last one wants to fly. (smiling)
ReplyDeleteSeems like I'm not the only one who loves flowers.
ReplyDeleteVery well done with the depth of field. Fantastic photos.
Kudos!
second one is my fave! great series
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