Quite a few around Barnes yesterday
Stan
1/250, f 6.3, ISO 800, 100mm
Stan
1/250, f 6.3, ISO 800, 100mm
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Hi Stan; excellent capture... fortunately haven't seen any wasps at all so far this year, but we have a horde of ground bees currently trying to settle into our grass & flower beds !!!!!Cheers;
Lee
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Superb detail Stan, had no idea they were so bristly
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Very good Stan - Regards JohnComment
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stunning macro Stan
:- Ian
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Cheers guys
StanComment
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A very nice clear shot Stan
When I see a wasp I always think of https://nostromoone.files.wordpress....3114.png?w=595EOS 7D mk II, Sigma 150-660C, Canon 17-85 EF-S, Tamron 10-24 and a wife who shares my obsession.Comment
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Very nice Detail Stan.
TomComment
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Cheers guys
Cool link Andy
StanComment
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You captured the detail superbly.Andy
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thanks Andy
StanComment
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Great detail Stan, always wary of wasps though.
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Cheers Bill
I still treat them with a bit of respect thoughalways wary of wasps though.
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