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17 October 2007

Wordless Wednesday - Wasp and Ivy








This week's Wordless Wednesday

72 comments:

  1. Great image, as usual, Jams. Wow.

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  2. Anonymous4:30 pm

    Your shots are so interesting. I think I need to get a bit more creative with my camera :)

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  3. I like watching bees, but they scare me, too...

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  4. Oh. It's a wasp? It looked like a bee at first glance. You jsut reminded me, I have a wasp's nest right outside my door that I should try to get rid of... LOL.

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  5. Anonymous4:53 pm

    I ALWAYS love your shots because they are ALWAYS VERY INTERESTING (=

    Happy WW to you (=

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  6. Anonymous4:59 pm

    beautiful shots!! You do wonderful work, Jams.

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  7. that's amazing that you can capture that. very cool. happy ww.

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  8. Anonymous5:57 pm

    You always have the most amazing pictures for WW, I really enjoy them!

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  9. Great shot, I am glad they are a lot smaller in real life...
    Happy ww :)

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  10. amazing photos.

    Good grief, how long is that word verification?!

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  11. Oh my gosh -- the colors! How beautiful!! Happy WW & thx for sharing :)

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  12. Anonymous7:26 pm

    Wow, what a fantastic shot again Jams. Mesmerizing detail.

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  13. thats cute pic...

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  14. I LOVE close-ups like this. Beautiful!

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  15. Wow, that's so vivid for being up close - very cool photo! Happy WW! :)

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  16. great shot, you can even see his little wasp-face!

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  17. Stunning shot. Happy WW!

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  18. Anonymous9:08 pm

    excellent macro shot for capturing the busy bee.

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  19. Great Shots!
    Happy WW!

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  20. I've never seen a wasp look so furry!

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  21. Good heavens you really are a photographer! Not a point and shoot person like me.

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  22. Might not be a wasp...could just be in it's Halloween costume. Great pic though.

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  23. Beautiful shots as usual. Your pictures are always interesting and great to look at. Happy WW.

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  24. Don't know how you capture these little critters so close but you do it so well, Happy WW x x

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  25. Great shot...I hope you didn't have to get to close to him....Sting!

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  26. Bees freak me out but that plant is super cool. Ivy?

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  27. Anonymous12:16 am

    great macro shots
    happy WW

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  28. Wow, what great shots too. So vivid. Have a great WW. :)

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  29. Wow, what great shots too. So vivid. Have a great WW. :)

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  30. Brave photographer, to get in so close.

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  31. Anonymous1:34 am

    Wasps?!! yikes! Great photos though! :-)

    Happy WW!

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  32. It looks like its breast feeding!! lol...great pic. Happy WW.

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  33. What a great close up. Macro work is so interesting.

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  34. Great pics! Kind of freak me out.

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  35. Very cool! I would have been way to scared to get that shot!

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  36. Anonymous3:37 am

    Great shots! WOW!

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  37. Oh my...just look at that wasp working away! I took a few "bee" shots a few days ago of bumblebees. They were very busy as well!

    Happy WW!

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  38. Amazing photos ... I'm back

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  39. Another great image, but how do you get the bees to be so still? Our bees are forever buzzing about...

    Ours is up as well at burntofferings and more at bernies fotoblog.

    Happy WW!!

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  40. Anonymous4:58 am

    Very nice nature shots. Much detail. I really like that. Thank you!! Happy WW though it's about to be another WW. LOL!

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  41. I love the crystal clear images!

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  42. and THAT is a good one!

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  43. wow - looks like a wasp is breastfeeding - very stunning shot- brillant photography ! I'll be back.
    I hate the wasp's sting though you make them look beautiful.

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  44. Anonymous7:29 am

    Stunning close-ups! Really love your photos... but you know that by now! :D

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  45. Anonymous8:32 am

    Wonderful close up shots. Thanks for posting the Warren Zevon video as well, that put a smile on my face this morning. Happy WW!

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  46. Anonymous8:32 am

    Bee-autiful

    P.S. Sorry about the pun

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  47. Anonymous9:47 am

    WOW! Those are amazing macro shot!

    Mine is up here;
    Wordless Wednesday
    Happy WW!

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  48. Anonymous10:14 am

    happy WW

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  49. Anonymous11:44 am

    Great picture. Happy WW. ;-)

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  50. A little more orange and they could serve for Halloween ! (I don't like insects !)

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  51. I love nature caught in action

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  52. It's hard for me to get closeups like that. Beautiful.

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  53. Anonymous1:39 pm

    Beautiful!

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  54. Anonymous2:47 pm

    Lovely shot! Happy WW!

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  55. Anonymous2:50 pm

    Are those ivy flowers? I've never seen ivy in bloom before. Thanks for sharing and happy WW.

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  56. Anonymous3:20 pm

    Your close up shots are great! Happy WW

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  57. oh this deserves a print on people's walls

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  58. Great picture...did you take that yourself?

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  59. Wow! Incredible photo.

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  60. Wow, I could see the wasp's eyeballs!

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  61. How brave of you to get close enough!

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  62. Impressive shots, very professional looking. :)

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  63. WOW, that is awesome. and the colors pop!

    Blessings!

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  64. Anonymous10:39 pm

    Very intense looking insect there. Great shots!

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  65. This is a beautiful photo, but real size, it is just awesome with the pollen all over the little wasp.

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  66. I am so scared of wasps, or of any stinging type of bug. The pictures are amazing though.

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