It took me a little longer than usual to get to the grocery store this morning; I spent much of my time bent over, kneeling, or outright crawling to get very close to some rather small subjects. I knew from the first Eastern Comma butterfly I spotted that this was going to be a macro shoot today. Ah, the things you discover when you get down to ground level!
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| An Eastern Comma butterfly along the Dykeman Walking Trail |
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| Day Lilies in the Dykeman Spring wetland |
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| A Cabbage White butterfly in the wetland area |
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| A Bumblebee visiting some Canadian Thistle by the duck pond |
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| A Ladybug by the duck pond |
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| Yellow Wood Sorrel up on the upland meadow |
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| Daisy Fleabane with a tiny green visitor on the upland meadow |
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| A Clouded Sulphur butterfly on the upland meadow |
© 2015 by A. Roy Hilbinger
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I'd be distracted too if I saw this lot on my morning walk. The problem with low down macro for me is getting up off my knees.
ReplyDeleteFor some of these I was right down on the ground propped on my elbows. And yeah, it's a looooong way back up again!
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