The Ornithoptera alexandrae, more commonly known as Queen Alexandra's Birdwing, is a magnificent butterfly species native to the tropi...

  The regular Saturday critter Linking  Saturday Critter

  A close up for the butterfly Linking  Saturday Critter

  This was taken a long time ago. Love the energy I had at the time. Linking  Saturday Critter

  It was on my car windscreen Linking  Saturday Critter

  Not sure it is a moth or a butterfly.  Olympus 150mm f2  Linking  Saturday Critter I got a new OLED monitor for my desktop in my room. It ...

  Old photo in my old house in Hawthorn Linking  Saturday Critter Leaving this morning to Christchurch. 

  Back here in Taipei just last night. The magistrate misspelled her name and land title so waiting for the court to rectify the errors woul...

  The camouflage is working well Pentax K20D A 200mm f4 Macro Linking  Saturday Critter

 It has a nice pattern. I took it using my birding lens lol. Sony A7RIV FE 200-600mm f5.6-6.3  Linking  Saturday Critter

  Taken a long time ago in Lake Eildon area. It was a hot summer. Pentax K10D Voigtlander 125mm f2.5 macro Linking  Saturday Critter It is t...

  A 200mm f4 macro on the butterfly. Of course, I spray sugar water on the leaves first so they stay still harvesting the sugar.  Linking  S...

  In my old garden in Hawthorn East Pentax K10D  A 200mm f4 macro Linking  Saturday Critter

  I was more keen on testing the bokeh Pentax A 200mm f4 macro Linking  Saturday Critter

  Thanks for a little break yesterday and today. I am exercising a lot more continuing the success of weight loss. Health is so important as...

  Time to show a butterfly critter. Linking  Saturday Critter

  It is quite difficult to even post on blogspot. I have scheduled all the photo posts on the other street photography 3 weeks ahead. Here, ...

  Usually, I do not use flashlights. However, it does help to illuminate the subject with a surrounding negative space. Linking  Eileen'...

65mm macro on wanderer. Thin depth of field.

Sometimes nature does bring wonder.