First stacks with zerene stacker

[davholla]

A millipede 3 stacks

EF7A9400-4millipedestack3 by davholla2002, on Flickr

A caterpillar 6 stacks

EF7A1306-10caterpillar by davholla2002, on Flickr

A frog hopper 3 stacks. I am surprised that I don't see more photos of these, we often see them in our garden, when they are nymphs in cuckoo spit they are hard to photograph.
EF7A988-8froghopper by davholla2002, on Flickr


All were "hand held" although I was sitting down and had my elbows on something, so were supported by something so not really free standing

 

[ChrisA]

The last two look good - especially the hopper.

Not sure the first is quite there - maybe not the stacking but the focus / range of focus for me.

 

[GardenersHelper]

Well done with the froghopper David. That worked well I think.

Why don't we see more of them? Well, they are (or at least the ones I see) are often rather small and easily missed I think, and not too easy to photograph either. Getting a stack is very good.

 

[davholla]

Well done with the froghopper David. That worked well I think.

Why don't we see more of them? Well, they are (or at least the ones I see) are often rather small and easily missed I think, and not too easy to photograph either. Getting a stack is very good.

Thank you. True maybe also other people have bigger gardens than me and so ignore little brown things like this. Next year I hope to take the much harder photo of a young nymph in cuckoo spit, the problem is this water spoils the shot.

 

[slt_roopan]

#3 is fav...he has got a style