This image is an example of detail you very well might step on if you don’t watch your feet. Two bugs with exquisite details make them more than an ordinary ant and bee. Details
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Weekly photo challenge – Detail
This image is an example of detail you very rarely notice on a walk in the forest. Sap. Details
It’s Spring – Let the Battles Begin
Spring has sprung and action is heating up in the garden! A careful examination of the budding flowers and the grasses in the flower beds reveals a world of bug eat bug. This is what I have seen in my… Read More ›
One Last Spider, Really
As the fall settles in and temperatures drop, insects – other than cedar bugs – head for cover. Cedar bugs, or slow walkers as we call them in our house, can survive almost anything. They can survive freezing in the freezer… Read More ›
Timelessness in the Fall
As fall arrives, things slow down. People start preparing for winter. The sun is cooler. Rain seems to fall more often. The temperature goes down. And in the woods, it is quieter. Sound is muffled. The silence is heavier and… Read More ›
Fight? No It’s Mating Time!
Recently I put up some photos of two spiders either fighting or possibly mating. I found a spider specialist who was able to answer the question and I have added some of his information and am reposting the photos. Very… Read More ›
I Can’t Believe I Got the Whole Thing
This to me is amazing – that I was lucky enough to capture this interaction. In my garden, I have several crab spiders. One has been resident for quite some time in a patch of flowers, in fact on the… Read More ›
Monochromatic Moment
Here is my monochrome moment. Not altered at all. Can you guess where and what it is? Monochromatic
From Every Angle
Here is my take on from every angle. I found it a challenge because with most of my subjects, wildlife in particular, it is not that likely I can circle around them. But I wanted to look in my files… Read More ›
Fancy Fly
August is always a month of photographic challenges. Most of the wildlife has made itself scarce, probably packing for the long migration ahead. So I am often ‘forced’ to resort to flowers and bugs. Although. this year I did manage… Read More ›
Lardeau Valley Time 
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