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Eastern Pondhawk
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Uploaded: 04/17/07 11:12 AM GMT
Eastern Pondhawk
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A (Female) Eastern Pondhawk. The most common variety found in South East Louisiana. Thanks to All Who View And Comment. Have A Great Day ! E J
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Nice macro EJ but that's not a Hawk...it' a Grasshopper.
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Wow such detail and color this is superb. <> ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ :)sandi ♪
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Great macro, so clear, but where did it get it's name from? Doesn't look very hawkish to me :)
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully
Ooh, nice work. Excellent DOF and focus and nice colors.
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stunning photo EJ - the detail on the insect if magnificent! well done!
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You know, except for butterflies and the occasional bee, I think this is the first time I've ever had an insect up on my desktop? Exceptional clarity and the DOF is perfect.
♥PJ♥
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"If it makes you cry, it goes in the show."
Annie Leibovitz (photographer 1949 - )
Wonderful colors here and a great dof and capture of that lovely dragonfly.
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