Love the iridescent colour very pretty. If I disappear for a month next week it is because (French strike permitting!) we are going overseas and I will not be taking a laptop. Therefore posts will be very limited on the nexus and comments also. I will be back mid-July. Keep well Diane
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Very vulnerable to predators with that colouring. Pretty though.
ReplyDeleteWow. What a glorious thing.
ReplyDeleteLove the iridescent colour very pretty.
ReplyDeleteIf I disappear for a month next week it is because (French strike permitting!) we are going overseas and I will not be taking a laptop. Therefore posts will be very limited on the nexus and comments also. I will be back mid-July. Keep well Diane
It was very pretty Diane.
DeleteHope you have a wonderful time away. We look forward to your return.
It is stunning. I would love to see one.
ReplyDeleteI thought he would appeal to you Adrian.
DeleteWhat a beautiful thing. Also loved the Pelicans.
ReplyDeleteCool macro shot ~ and beautiful iridescent colors!
ReplyDeleteOMG how cool.........
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice macro shot of the fly!
ReplyDeleteA nasty bug can be so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful color. Wasps in the country aren't pretty...and they sting!
I wonder why he's called a cuckoo wasp... Great shot, Lynda.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill. They are called Cuckoo Wasps because they lay their eggs in the nests of other insects.
DeleteThat critter has some pretty color.
ReplyDeleteVery different to what I've seen before. Well captured.
ReplyDeleteWow, super impressive shot.
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