Tag: white-lined sphinx moth
Hummingbird Wars And Sphinx Moths At The Bee Plant Patch
I finally found some birds yesterday, with a few White-lined Sphinx Moths thrown in for good measure.
Spiders Galore
I realize that out of fear or revulsion (or both) some folks won’t even look at photos of spiders but I hope most of my readers aren’t in that category. I think spiders are marvels of evolution and many of them are actually beautiful in their own way.
Smoke, A Bird, A Couple of “Bugs” And Some Crazy Dudley History
Sphinx Moths In Flight At The Bee Plant Patch
Sphinx moths are almost as much fun (and at least as challenging) to photograph in flight as hummingbirds.
Swainson’s Hawks Are Yet Another Reason To Love Sphinx Moths
The web of life is indeed intertwined – in this case with two of my favorite photographic subjects.
A Lepidopteran Change Of Pace
I decided to feature birds of a different feather this morning – Hummingbird Moths in flight.
White-lined Sphinx Moths In Flight
When I bought my 500mm lens I never imagined that one day I’d be using that monster to photograph insects in flight.
Hummingbirds And Rocky Mountain Bee Plant
You Never Know What You’ll Find In An Image…
During the painful process of culling I’ve learned to look carefully at each image before pulling the plug on the shot because you never know what might be lurking somewhere in those pixels.
Sphinx (Hummingbird) Moth In Flight – (5 images)
Today I digress from birds or even mammals. Our subject will have no feathers or fur – instead we’ll see paired wings, body segments, antennae and an incredibly long “tongue”. And we’ll have close-up looks at a fascinating insect in flight.
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Hummingbird Wars And Sphinx Moths At The Bee Plant Patch
I finally found some birds yesterday, with a few White-lined Sphinx Moths thrown in for good measure.
Spiders Galore
I realize that out of fear or revulsion (or both) some folks won’t even look at photos of spiders but I hope most of my readers aren’t in that category. I think spiders are marvels of evolution and many of them are actually beautiful in their own way.
Smoke, A Bird, A Couple of “Bugs” And Some Crazy Dudley History
Sphinx Moths In Flight At The Bee Plant Patch
Sphinx moths are almost as much fun (and at least as challenging) to photograph in flight as hummingbirds.
Swainson’s Hawks Are Yet Another Reason To Love Sphinx Moths
The web of life is indeed intertwined – in this case with two of my favorite photographic subjects.
A Lepidopteran Change Of Pace
I decided to feature birds of a different feather this morning – Hummingbird Moths in flight.
White-lined Sphinx Moths In Flight
When I bought my 500mm lens I never imagined that one day I’d be using that monster to photograph insects in flight.
Hummingbirds And Rocky Mountain Bee Plant
You Never Know What You’ll Find In An Image…
During the painful process of culling I’ve learned to look carefully at each image before pulling the plug on the shot because you never know what might be lurking somewhere in those pixels.
Sphinx (Hummingbird) Moth In Flight – (5 images)
Today I digress from birds or even mammals. Our subject will have no feathers or fur – instead we’ll see paired wings, body segments, antennae and an incredibly long “tongue”. And we’ll have close-up looks at a fascinating insect in flight.