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Sep 27, 2007 06:17 |  #16

Great shots my fav is the leafhopper


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Sep 27, 2007 06:48 |  #17

ahh thats what one of those is!! got some pics of a Leafhopper a couple of weeks ago, been meaning to post on here for an ID, but didn't get anywhere as near to it as you did, they kept flying away when i got too close to them!

great capture :D


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Sep 27, 2007 06:50 |  #18

Great photos Toby - I've only had a couple of attempts at stacking so far and my results were crap!! - I'll have to try harder!


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Sep 27, 2007 09:19 |  #19

Bobster wrote in post #4017621 (external link)
ahh thats what one of those is!! got some pics of a Leafhopper a couple of weeks ago, been meaning to post on here for an ID, but didn't get anywhere as near to it as you did, they kept flying away when i got too close to them!

great capture :D

more often they scamper to the underside of the leaf when you approach but maybe the chilly wind made this one lethargic.


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Sep 27, 2007 13:25 |  #20

Nicely done Toby, I like the hopper best :)


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