Then there's the dragonflies, they're so colorful, but hard to photograph; they don't sit still for too long. This one just landed and was getting ready for take off it appeared.
... a meeting of the minds.
Yup, depending on one's perspective... it can be a bug's life.
Once I have photographed a dragonfly..
ReplyDeleteIt was easy to capture!
Monika that's fantastic it sat still long enough for you to capture it, this one made me work! Cheers.
DeleteThanks for showing us some of the most striking of the critters down under.
ReplyDeleteNo problem Red; there's some wild horses I still want to capture and I'm sure thousands of other critters, but as I see them and if I'm fortunate enough to capture them then I'll post. Cheers.
DeleteAustralia seems to have all kinds of critters they've abandoned...camels, rabbits...
DeleteOh my they are almost the size of birds! ;)
ReplyDeleteKaren they are almost the size of a small bird, thankfully I don't see a whole lot of the bees and I haven't been in the way of one... I intend to keep it this way! lol Cheers.
DeleteThanks lot for this useful article, nice post
ReplyDeleteHi there Busana, welcome to my blog. I'm glad you found this info useful, if you're ever in central Australia now you'll know what to look out for! Cheers.
ReplyDeletescary!!!
ReplyDeleteLife and travelling
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Oh my lord, I HATED the bees, wasps and hornets out there! They were so nasty!! We used to have hornets constantly swarming us whilst we were swimming in our own pool!
ReplyDeleteSome great shots though.