Clark County Tre-dux
From desert oases to valleys of fire to backyard gardens...
I still find that it's the minutia, normally overlooked, that captures my eye.
Barely larger than a dime, this little fellow unexpectedly landed on my erstwhile subject.
Good luck, indeed.
Like quicksilver... or a blister in the sun?
Actually, it was a lonely drop of pine sap on a rock.
Almost liquid.
I'll take mine... rocks, with a twist.
...like regulars, the boys bellied up to the bar.
Another heavy drinker.
What ABCs.
Coccinellidae
Ant on infant pine shoot...
...with a side of yucca.
Bring a canteen. And a camera.
I think so, too.
I still find that it's the minutia, normally overlooked, that captures my eye.
Barely larger than a dime, this little fellow unexpectedly landed on my erstwhile subject.
Good luck, indeed.
Like quicksilver... or a blister in the sun?
Actually, it was a lonely drop of pine sap on a rock.
Almost liquid.
I'll take mine... rocks, with a twist.
...like regulars, the boys bellied up to the bar.
Another heavy drinker.
What ABCs.
Coccinellidae
Ant on infant pine shoot...
...with a side of yucca.
Bring a canteen. And a camera.
I think so, too.
Labels: "corn creek", "floyd lamb", "ladybird beetle", "macro photography", "valley of fire", desert, insect, ladybug, macro, nevada
1 Comments:
Dude! These are AWESOME. All this with your little SP-350?
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