Another Ladybird

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This Harlequin Ladybird found its way into my room so I took a few shots and let it go back outside, I wish other insect were as friendly and accommodating as these ladybirds :LOL:
Close.
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Closer.
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Even closer.
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Close enough.
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I had no idea Ladybird's have so much facial hair! :)

Great Pictures, the detail is stunning!
 
Scrolling down my jaw just dropped further and further...amazing detail Alby, just amazing!

:)
 
was that an MP65?
 
Stop enlarging it, your scaring me.:exit:
 
A stunning set though.
 
Superb - I just hope that one day I can get to a standard where I can turn out quality like this :)
 
Thanks guys and yes it is indeed all shot with the MP-e 65. It is also quite easy to forget just how small a ladybird's head is, this lens just does the business, Thanks Canon :clap:
 
Ajophotog said:
Thanks guys and yes it is indeed all shot with the MP-e 65. It is also quite easy to forget just how small a ladybird's head is, this lens just does the business, Thanks Canon :clap:
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Don't forget the skill involved either:LOL: Great stuff Alby, outstanding detail, it's like a little tank!(y)
 
Thanks Rhod, I will be trying for some inflights next I think if I get a chance with the Siggy 105 ;)
 
Dan Leach said:
Fantastic pics as ever.
Isnt the harlequin the nasty invader species that is taking over native species? Or am I thinking of something else?
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Yes you are quite right, it is an invader from Asia and it is taking over. We should be destroying them really to save our natives.
 
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