… but if you want to double click on the image, well … you have been warned …
They just love the sweet flowering spindle.
June 2019, rear garden, South Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman.
Another Don’t Double Click Scenario
… but if you want to double click on the image, well … you have been warned …
They just love the sweet flowering spindle.
June 2019, rear garden, South Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman.
Nature Journeys 
Thanks for the warning, I chose not to but…..
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🙂
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Great shot, Pete, but I have to admit my skin began to crawl a wee bit as I felt the fly was on me 🙂
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Well done and thank you Vicky! 🙂
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A marvellous photograph. The detail it shows passes most of us by – simply because it is a fly.
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That’s what I love about the macro world is seeing detail you would not normally see. Thank you Anne.
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Certainly a great shot of this fly
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Thank you Peggy!
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Really nice Pete, technically and aesthetically.
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Thank you David 🙂 Sometimes you are just lucky and catch them just right.
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Oh.. but I love to double click on your macro photos Pete😉
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Thank you Greta! 🙂
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You tempted me…the click!! 😀 😀
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Yeah! Well done and thank you Indira! 🙂 🙂
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Don’t of course means Do, to me anyway. Your fab macros come to life in double-click.
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Why thank you very much Jill!
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Freaky
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Great, there are so many interesting details.
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Thank you 🙂
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Wow, this is so cool!
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Thank you Laura!
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I dared. Quite a beast!
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Beautiful in the detail but there’s something gruesome about the bristles!
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Thank you 🙂 They can be quite bristly.
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