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07.15.2019 Along Branch Bridge Road
This is a popular locale for fishing and insect watching. Lots of dragonflies, damselflies, butterflies, and various other insects. It’s also the spot where I made the Tall Meadow Rue image last week. This first image was a pleasant surprise … Continue reading
Posted in Closeup Photography, Insect Behavior, Insects, Lepidoptera, Nature Photography
Tagged Aceria cephalanthi, Branch Bridge Road, buttonbush gall mites, Cephalanthus occidentali, Danaus plexippus, dragonfly, flora, insects, Massachusetts, monarch butterfly caterpillar, native flowers, native plant, native wildflower, New England, New Salem, western massachusetts, Wildflowers
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02.29.2016 A good day for hanging
The exhibit, that is. The hardest part was writing an artist’s statement. That was the last step in preparation. I doubt very much that anyone reading it will feel inspired, but at least there is something to read. 🙂 Although … Continue reading
Posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Ice, Intimate Landscape, Landscape, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature, Quabbin, Western Massachusetts
Tagged abstract, abstract ice, abstract lines, abstract pattern, abstract reflection, Briggs Brook, calico pennant, dragonfly, Gate 15, ice, intimate landscape, landscape, lines in ice, Massachusetts, New England, New Hampshire Wildlife Journal cover, pattern in ice, pine needle in ice, Quabbin, reflection, Shutesbury, western massachusetts
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01.29.2015 Thinkin’ Summer
Tuesday’s snow has been cleared, the roof has been raked and we got up around 30°F today which led to some melting. Around midnight tonight there’s another few inches coming in and then we get real cold again, just in … Continue reading
07.16.2014-Two Skimmer Dragonflies
Here are two nice fresh dragonflies of the Libellula genus. This first has the dark basal wing patches that are typical of Widow Skimmers (Libellula luctuoso). This is a female.The second is a female Spangled Skimmer (Libellula cyanea) with stigma … Continue reading
08.15.2013 Foggy Poor Farm Swamp with a dragonfly chaser
More rail trail shenanigans. Sunday was my turn to work for our big sales tax holiday. For the past several years, with one exception, Massachusetts (aka Taxachusetts) has given folks the opportunity to beat the state out of some taxes … Continue reading
06.15.10 Clamp-tipped Emerald
A visitor in my backyard. Quite a large number of my insect images come from my backyard. It’s not all that necessary to travel to find something of interest. Please click the image for a larger version.