Even more bugs on that flower

[Lord Vetinari]

More bugs on these margeurite flowers - not suprisingly a few spiders thought it was a good place to hunt.

brian V.

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[Skippy]

More bugs on these margeurite flowers - not suprisingly a few spiders thought it was a good place to hunt.

brian V.


The first little fella looks pleased to see you Brian :rofl
All these bugs and insects look happy to be on those flowers,
guess there's room for everyone right? just gotta be careful who you share a flower with though :rofl

Beautiful Work Brian .. I look I smile, I look again :D .... Skippy
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[Lord Vetinari]

Thanks for looking and commenting Skippy and Jimmy :)
Brian V.

[canon400d]

Thanks for looking and commenting Skippy and Jimmy :)
Brian V.

Fantastic and what an interesting series I am off into the garden to see what I can find. Well done.
Regards
Bob

[cmorganphotography]

Is #1 a butt or a head?:dunno

[Lord Vetinari]

Thanks for the comments Bob and CMP :)

Bob, the trick with these pics is I'm holding the flower underneath and resting the camera lens on that hand. Gives a stable platform for focusing and allows you to twist the flower for the best angle.

CMP- It's the front end in #1 - they always look like car radiator grills on their nose

Brian V.