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Tag Archives: warm light
04.10.2021 Sun Fire
I’ve been driving by these birches for years and always thought I should stop but never did until this morning when the rising sun was washing them with fire. I happened by at just the right time as ordinarily I’ve … Continue reading
02.23.2015 The Patten Redux w/Nuclear Sunrise
This is a similar but different image from that which I posted back in October. Again, sorting through files I decided to give this a go as it includes the sun which I had avoided in the previous composition seen … Continue reading
12.06.2014 There’s always one
Besides Monarch butterfly larva, milkweed is a hangout for a couple of other insects, including a variety of Milkweed Longhorn species, the larva of the Milkweed Tussock moth and Milkweed Bugs. This image is of the bugs ( Oncopeltus fasciatus) … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Behavior, Autumn Color, Closeup Photography, Fauna, Insect Behavior, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts
Tagged Amherst, insects massing to saty warm, Large Milkweed Bugs, Massachusetts, milkweed, milkweed beetle, Milkweed Longhorn beetle, Mount Pollux, New England, Oncopeltus fasciatus, sunning insects, Tetraopes, warm light, western massachusetts
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10.27.2013 Corn Rows
Nothing happening this weekend. So here is another from a few weeks back. Amherst used to be a farming town and the University of Massachusetts was originally called Massachusetts Agricultural College…Mass Aggie for short. As the college grew into a … Continue reading