Share your "Insects In Flight"

Hello, I've been trying to capture swallows in flight but that proved too hard, so I've decided to go with insects flying. Here's a couple of examples taken with my 7d and 100 f2.8, nothing but natural light.

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nice ones!

Well done, lovely captures.

This is my best in-flight shot.

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Very nicely captured!

Nice detail

nice ones.
i,ve got lots of swallows IF,but they take a tremendous amount of practise,and persistence,and oh,a good chiropractor.LOL

Cool BasAndrews, that little fella is all tucked in for speed.
Any more examples?

i,ll throw in a clearwing hummingbird moth

Southern Hawker

What a great idea for a thread and some great images so far. Unfortunately I have exactly one flying insect to share...

Cabbage White

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Here are a few of mine.

This is a snipe fly (I think), aiming for a tiny fly on the surface of my garden pond, frozen by a pair of Speedlites set to low power for a short flash.

wow excellent shots everyone! you guys must be fast on the trigger and following these guys!!

Yes very cool shots, I like the fact that you don't know what you've captured untill after you've released the shutter button, not much time to compose when you're working in thousandths of a second

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Southern Hawker

Excellent!

Not on a par with you guys photographically, I'm afraid, but I think these shots of Pennsylvanian Leatherwings launching into flight are interesting, and I thought I'd share. They do seem to enjoy flipping into action. . .

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