Running for cover by Faemike55

Photography • Insects • posted on Oct 19, 2010

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Along the path I see all sorts of creatures.

Comments (49)

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nefertiabet

6:23AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

Very nice shot Mike!!!

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2121

6:27AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

very well spotted Mike...most people would not give the little fella a second glance !!!

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debbielove

8:30AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

Now! That is cool...and furry! Great find.. Rob

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tamburro

8:45AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

Great shot Mike!!!!

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UteBigSmile

10:27AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

Great picture - you have really good eyes Mike! Have a nice day/evening, hug’s Ute

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Shari123

10:45AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

The weather predicting woolly worm!! Fabulous shot Mike!

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flora-crassella

11:20AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

really a nice creature!!! WONDERFUL photo!!!!!!

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drifterlee

11:25AM | Wed, 20 October 2010

Oh, cool shot. Does it bite?

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flavia49

4:09PM | Wed, 20 October 2010

great capture!

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sandra46

4:47PM | Wed, 20 October 2010

wonderful capture

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costapanos

4:58PM | Wed, 20 October 2010

That is a nice little find. Great Shot!

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RodS

11:40PM | Wed, 20 October 2010

Yep, he's on the run! I think he's saying "It's that guy with the camera the squirrel told me about yesterday!" Neat shot, and a good eye, Mike. Most of us are in too big a hurry to see these wonderful little details.

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Savage_dragon

1:20AM | Thu, 21 October 2010

One of the few that wake up beautiful. ")

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angelafair

10:35AM | Thu, 21 October 2010

this little woolly worm shows that winter might not be so bad according to the old wives tales! My grandmother use to tell us that if the woolly worm is all black in the fall, we would have a VERY cold rough winter, and if he was reddish brown, it would be a mild winter! I see in your area, it might be 1/2 and 1/2! lol great capture!

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