Misty morning
As Autumn sets in and the larger, more showy insects start to disappear, my macro lens turns to the smallest creatures, so small that I can only see the details by photographing them and cropping. Each of these critters is much smaller than they appear here, hardly noticeable as they go about their secret lives.
Tightrope
Carrying your prey across a tightrope of the thinnest grass stem is just showing off.
Golden grasses hide a wealth of miniature life
I like to show these critters with plenty of space around them, to show how very small they are. And their landscape can sometimes be as intriguing as the insects themselves.
Small but deadly
Oh man, these are gorgeous as always. This is your forte.
Thanks 🙂
What is that last one? It almost looks like a tick.
‘Tis a tiny spider and its prey.
So no matter how grumpy I get you still leave comment , I seem to have been missing out here , as ever awesome stuff ;0)
Thanks, Andy. I am unphased by grumpiness. It’s one of my superpowers. 😉
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Fabulous nature set – delivered awash with great colour
Thank you, Scott!
Yes, there’s another world out there – down there. I’m sure you’re like me, scanning the footpaths as you walk so you don’t step on any ants etc.
These are beautiful pictures as always!
I am lpaying catch-up and going backwards Rachael and these are just wonderful