HovverFly on yellow flower
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Thanks to Phil I have the right name for this Fly.
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Fonzy -
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My Macro 2006 |
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29-Jun-2005 20:35 CEST |
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Olympus E300 |
Exposure time: |
1/200 |
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7.1 |
Focal length: |
50mm |
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ZD50mm/2.0 macro |
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iESP P-AF |
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100 |
White balance: |
Auto |
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no |
Image format: |
SHQ |
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Cropped -USM-Levels |
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658x900 |
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Wasp
Sharpness is excellent Fons, a bit of fill-in flash would have helped bring out the detail in the shadow areas. This is a hovver fly though, quite harmless no sting.
Phil Battersby at 07:23 CEST on 30-Jun-2005 [Reply]
Hovverfly
Thanks Phil,
I think it is time to buy myself a insect and bugs/beetles book to look up all the names . I am not familiar with all those names yet.
Fonzy - at 08:48 CEST on 30-Jun-2005 [Reply]
Hovver Fly
Some insects are very confusing because they look like different types of insect, presumably as a form of defense. The hovver fly that looks like a bee often confuses me unless I look really closely.
Phil Battersby at 12:31 CEST on 01-Jul-2005 [Reply]
Explanation...
Thanks Phil , it is realy good to have people like you on this site, I realy like the respons on pictures and that always somebody comes up with the real ( good) name for the insect or animal on that paticular picture....
Fonzy - at 17:05 CEST on 03-Jul-2005 [Reply]