Another sure sign of spring is when the ladybirds begin to mate.
More of the sequence in the Macro album.
Camera note: all shots taken with the Sigma 105mm F2.8 EX DG macro, ring flash and extension tubes.
Another sure sign of spring is when the ladybirds begin to mate.
More of the sequence in the Macro album.
Camera note: all shots taken with the Sigma 105mm F2.8 EX DG macro, ring flash and extension tubes.
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Vulpes vulpes
2 Mar 2008Brilliant close-up…although perhaps the ladybirds might not agree! :whistle:
misund007
3 Mar 2008Cool Macro :up:
Words
3 Mar 2008They were quite unbothered by the proximity of the camera!
BitzyMe
3 Mar 2008First things first Words! 😉
Excellent shots. I'm partial to lady bugs.
I believe they were imported here to the US to help control aphids.
Vulpes vulpes
3 Mar 2008…hard to tell if they're blushing! :p
BitzyMe
3 Mar 2008😆
phiznlil
3 Mar 2008Insect pornography? 😀
cakkleberrylane
3 Mar 2008Beautiful!
Ukwildlife
3 Mar 2008bah phiznill beat me to it 😀
nice macros 🙂
Words
3 Mar 2008Obviously a popular subject. Glad you enjoyed 😀
ALLY_G
4 Mar 2008WOW , there you took some great shots! 🙂
But keep it away from kids. 😀
Flying Red Fox Blog
11 Mar 2008Thats very good 😆 I have noticed Ladybirds the other week as one landed on my hand and i thought i pricked myself somehow, they do sometimes look like a drop of blood from a glance:P
Words
11 Mar 2008It's the mild weather. It seems very early for them, but hopefully they'll keep the aphids down this year.