Gecko for Saturday Critter

 

On my trip to Traralgon several years ago

Panasonic G9

FA 100mm f2.8 macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Macro of Spider for Saturday Critter

 

Taken by my old gear Pentax K20D + A 200mm f4 Macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Butterfly macro for Saturday Critter

 

The regular Saturday critter

Linking Saturday Critter

Bug on my bag for Saturday Critter

 

Quite shiny on my strap bag 

Sony A7RV

FE 70-200mm f4 Macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Hoverfly for Saturday Critter

 

A pink tone for the shot

Linking Saturday Critter

Macro Critter in the local reserve Melbourne for Saturday Critter

 

There is a shine through natural sunlight. It almost glows 

Linking Saturday Critter

Butterfly for Saturday Critter

 

A close up for the butterfly

Linking Saturday Critter

Spider Macro for Saturday Critter

 

Using my antique Pentax A 200mm f4 macro lens

Linking Saturday Critter

Critter Macro for Saturday Critter

 

This was taken a long time ago. You can imagine how small this critter is

Pentax A200mm f4 Macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Butterfly macro for Saturday Critter

 

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

Linking Saturday Critter

Chironomids for Saturday Critters

 

Found this on wiki 

Chironomids as a group are very diverse in their life histories and exhibit a variety of behaviours during their development. Due to their species ambiguity and this diversity of behaviours, there is much controversy in research on their feeding habits, particularly as adults.

Many reference sources in the past century or so have repeated the assertion that the Chironomidae do not feed as adults, but an increasing body of evidence contradicts this view. Adults of many species do, in fact, feed. The natural foods reported include fresh fly droppings, nectar, pollen, honeydew, and various sugar-rich materials.

Linking Saturday Critter

Black-kneed Conehead for Saturday Critter

 

I saw this critter in Taiwan. Next to a street joint selling rice snack.

Linking Saturday Critter

I got my CT lumbar spine and pelvis back. No malignancy of any sorts. But I have extensive moderate arthritis affecting multiple levels including foraminal narrowing. I am depressed by the result. These are incidental findings not to my liking. I will work on my fitness routine once muscle tear heals. 

Fly for Saturday Critter

 

The compound eyes are mesmerising.

Pentax K10D

A 200mm f4 macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Unknown insect for Saturday Critter

 

Spotted outside a temple while in Taiwan. 

Pentax K10D

A 200mm f4 macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Another butterfly for Saturday Critter

 

In my old garden in Hawthorn East

Pentax K10D 

A 200mm f4 macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Bee for Saturday Critter

 

A bee or wasp. I cannot tell exactly what it is either. I just like the green bokeh. 

It was a late night yesterday. My pal and myself went searching for the sweet spots taking the gorgeous surfer's paradise sunset. It was not a disappointing experience. Persian Dinner at the nearby location too. 

Pentax A 200mm f4 macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Bells Minor for Eileen's Saturday critter

 

This bird was the first name I was taught by my neighbour when I first arrived in Australia. 

Just in front of my house on a tree in the park

Linking Saturday's Critter

Insect For Saturday's Critter

 

I am not sure what this is but it looks pretty. Moth? 

Linking Saturday Critter

Spider macro for Eileen's Saturday Critter

 

Off my lawn weed

Pentax K20D

A 200mm f4 macro

Linking Saturday Critter

Butterfly for Eileen's 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, I was planning to post it day by day. Very often, the editing platform just crashed for no apparent reasons either. 

Getting home to my home town in Taipei is always a nightmare. Everyone seems to want to borrow money for their own family dysfunction. I am not a bank. It is really getting to me that things have to get ugly.

I also learnt that I cannot even copy and paste my blog link address to all the weekly event either. I miss my original structure back in Australia. Humans only thrive on restructure. Constant innovation does not bring stability.

Olympus 150mm f2

Linking Saturday Critter