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These guys are about the size of your pinkie's nail... very cute little things. I was walking around outside the house in Peru and saw a little stem which was all bobbled and seemed to be moving. It was completely covered with these things... there must have been about 50 of them literally covering this thing. So i had a bit of a shoot with my macro lens. This was the favourite of the lot. Not entirely happy with the focus plane but you cant have everything now can you... Enjoy! Rich

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daffodilbaggins

10:02AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

WOW, that's amazing! Really, that's a very nice shot, of some interesting critters! Don't you just love being in the right place at the right time? I know I love it when that happens--nicely done!

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acquilon

10:06AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

BBBBEAUTIFULLLLLL EXCELLENT SHOT BRAVO

MrsLubner

10:18AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

You have me rolling on the floor with this. They are such darling bugs and they are lining up to have their picture taken. :-)

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amlondono

10:41AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Amazing Macro , Ana

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jonarves

10:48AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Fascinating creatures and a wonderful shot! I think the focus is just fine. I would not thought it could be better, unless you told us so. ;)

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kimariehere

10:52AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

oh WOW THOSE guys look like little warriors at post!!! dont think i have seen that kind of bug they look huge here!!! AWESOME capturre and brilliant compo and result !! Top notch work!!!! .... love it!!

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prionbrain

11:07AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Very cute and very interesting colours! Are they poisonous, because usually in nature yellow and black is a sign for poison:)!!! Awesome capture!!!

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inshaala

11:52AM | Wed, 14 November 2007

I think the yellow and black is one of those false warnings (cant imagine a grasshopper being poisonous) - i imagine these are juvenile of the species (further evidence in the fact that they were grouped together - protection?). Unless anyone can come up with an identification :)

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rockstrider

12:52PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Nope - cant identify them for you but it is a great shot. Love the composition and colours here Rich!

BorisB

12:52PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

A fabulous masterpiece!!

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Hedepo

1:01PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

A fantastic, funny shot, very well seen, excellent composition I likt it!!! Have a nice evening Henk

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drag

1:15PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Thier shiny black bodies look a little wicked to me. An interesting and excellent macro.

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NightGallery

1:25PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Too cool, like they have on helmets! Great shot here. I love the color contrasts.

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mairekas

1:36PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Amazing Macro! I like it!

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Fred255

3:00PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Brilliant!

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mrmadmikie

4:03PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Amusing pic Rich, they remind me of the lubber grasshopper we have here in Florida which cluster together by the hundreds after a hatch. They are black with gold markings in the juvenile stage. I usually think about stomping than taking pictures. The lubber start small but end up huge, 3-4 inches long and love amarylis bulbs and leaves. Maybe I will click before stomping next spring.

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slawa

4:53PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

haha, they look like in line to a post office! very good macro and extra ordinary capture!

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lilbiscuit

5:25PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Excellent capture!! I have never seen bugs like this before.

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Leeco

6:49PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

What an amazing discovery. What a wonderful composition. What great colors. What interesting subjects. What a marvelous shot. What else can I say except - I like it a lot. Thanks for sharing. Lee

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iaacf

8:48PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Hehehehe.. brilliant capture...it looks like a gang of bandits...

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RobyHermida

9:26PM | Wed, 14 November 2007

Very Nice!!!

frankie96

12:35AM | Thu, 15 November 2007

Don't mess with these critters...very nice image..

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CavalierLady

7:44AM | Thu, 15 November 2007

Great shot, especially since you have told us how small they are! That is a wicked coloring and very imposing stance of the three together!

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mark.spooner

12:45PM | Thu, 15 November 2007

A great macro.

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Issemissen

5:11AM | Fri, 16 November 2007

This is absolutely amazing! They look like little soldiers..

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gradient

3:33PM | Sun, 18 November 2007

Cool shot!..I like it! They do in fact look like warriors entering battle, LOL! Yes, focus on macros can be difficult....but here you seem to have focussed on the eye of the middle hopper, which is perfect! Can't do much to get around the limited dof...we are all faced with the same problem.

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afugatt

11:08PM | Sun, 18 November 2007

Cute!

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durleybeachbum

5:06AM | Mon, 19 November 2007

Stunningly good!!!

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oscilis

6:47AM | Mon, 19 November 2007

Wonderful. Do you have a website with your Peru trip images?

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waldomac

8:30AM | Mon, 19 November 2007

I have never seen this particular type of grasshopper. They are amazing, and the photo is terrific. What a fabulous capture. Wow.

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Photograph Details
F Numberf/7.1
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 30D
Shutter Speed1/125
ISO Speed400
Focal Length105

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