Saturday, August 9, 2008

Camera Critters - Post 54



I knew this small green critter had recently been walking on the pollen-covered anthers of my day lily because it left little yellow footprints behind on the petal. There seems to be a bit of pollen clinging to its legs, also.


Camera Critters is the creation of Misty Dawn. To see other photos from this week's participants, visit Camera Critters here.

53 comments:

Rambling Woods said...

Now that is a fantastic insect photo...love it..Happy Weekend. Michelle-
Rambling Woods

ratmammy said...

very beautiful photo!

bobbie said...

Beautiful shot. He's a cute little guy.

me ann my camera said...

This is wonderful and how delightful that it left it little footprints. Great picture! Isn't it so amazing that there are so many little, fascinating creatures living in our gardens in the summer. Nice post.

i beati said...

beautiful lily too a true pink - neat contrast sandy

EG CameraGirl said...

I can see the footprints left by the critter!

Ruth Hull Chatlien said...

This is a beautiful photo. You caught the insect so clearly.

Unknown said...

Thanks for stopping by my blogsite and for your kind comments.
You have some quite lovely photos here. I especially like the pictures of the bark in an earlier post. The colors and the textures are beautiful.Happy weekend to everyone. :>)

Mom Knows Everything said...

What a great shot!

Anonymous said...

Very nice Pat! wow, I gotta start looking at new camera equipment. LOL. I can't take anything like this with my little digital! I am envious. It's entirely lovely!

AppleDebbie said...

The detail in your photo is amazing... you really can see the little yellow pollen footprints on the flower petal! Beautiful shot!

This Is My Blog - fishing guy said...

Pat: A wonderful capture, you did a wonderful job on this one. I love the colors.

david mcmahon said...

Simply a beautiful shot, Pat.

Misty DawnS said...

GORGEOUS photo with absolutely fantastic color! I love this - it's absolutely beautiful.

Linda said...

Great photos of flower and bug.
Thanks for visiting The Gardener Side

Unknown said...

Awww a cute grasshopper. I haven't seen one in years.

Patty said...

Beautiful!

Louise said...

What a beautiful picture! Who else could work her day lilies so well into the Camera Critters theme?

Jane Hards Photography said...

That's a fabulous shot, really brings out his green colouring.

b13 said...

I love-love-love this shot! It looks like the flower is reaching out for a snack.

Christy said...

Very cute. We must remember there is always a trail.

Carletta said...

Love the color here!
Great capture - well done!

KylieM said...

what a stunning shot .. great find and just gorgeous!

DrowseyMonkey-Photos said...

That's an amazing shot! I'm not normally one to like looking at bugs...but it looks pretty cool

Maria Verivaki said...

insects are always amazing creatures

Digital Polaroids said...

What a beautiful flower! Eclipses everything else (including the excellent bug macro, I'm sorry)

Kay said...

This is so neat. Great photo.

Anonymous said...

Jiminy ! Look what you done to that nice clean flower !

Willard said...

A beautiful insect-flower photo, and wonderful colors and composition in your sky watch photo!

Thanks for stopping by my blog, and have a great weekend.

Gemma Wiseman said...

What an amazing close-up! You can actually see the pollen trail! The flower looks so gorgeous and that insect capture is plain amazing! (Whew! I think I've exhausted my superlatives!)

Roan said...

Love the footprints. The day lily is beautiful, as is the green grasshopper!

Anonymous said...

What a beautiful shot! Happy Weekend:)

Texas Travelers said...

Great critter. I don't know how I missed you the other day. Crossed eyes for to much monitor viewing I guess. (grin).

Anyway, nice photograph of the critter and the flower. Perfect exposure. Well done.

Thanks for the visit,
Troy and Martha

Berleen said...

Gorgeous shot!!!

Country Girl said...

I've never heard of Camera Critters. This is pretty cool, Pat. I love that you can see his little pollen-colored footsteps on the leaf!

healingmagichands said...

I like your picture, especially the footprints! What a great eye for detail you have. Participating in camera critters has made me more aware of the small things that are out there in my garden, looks like it has worked that way on you too.

Teena in Toronto said...

Nice action shot!

I played too :)

D... said...

Oh my goodness but that's a gorgeous shot! I love the tiny pollen footprints.

Thanks for visiting me!

abb said...

Wonderful! I happen to like most bugs - a trait not shared with many of my girlfriends.

Lara said...

that is a wonderful poster already! beautiful!

SandyCarlson said...

That sure is a great photo! God bless, and thanks for stopping by.

Gretchen said...

What a super photo!

Tink *~*~* said...

oh, EXCELLENT shot! That's cute, all the little footprints he's leaving.

:D

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Kelly said...

Great photo! Very beautiful!!

Ashrunner said...

Excellent macro! Pretty cool seeing those little foorprints running around 8v)

Nancy said...

Thank you for dropping my my blog. I'll be doing a post on my mom's birthday on the 14th....if I can get all my pictures pulled together. Lots of albums to go through before then! I lost her a little over 4 years ago.

Such a fabulous photo!!! The flower is absolutely beautiful! The bug? Well, it is a cute little thing with tiny little footprints, too! LOL Nature at its best...don't you just love to snap shots like this one? Lovely, lovely photo!!! Check out Abe Lincoln's blogs on my blogroll list. He does a lot of flower and bug shots, too. His My Birds Blog is really good, too!

(((((( HUGS ))))))

San said...

Such delicacy AND determination you've captured. Sheer beauty.

www.retiredandcrazy.com said...

Thanks you so much for visiting my blog. I am in such awe at your phototograph. How do you do that? I can't take a decent photo to save my life!

Anonymous said...

Oh - that made me smile! I keep thinking of that little guy saying "I did not touch the plant - I just landed here a bit to rest" all the while his tracks revealing the truth! What a great shot.

Kerri Farley said...

What a beautiful shot! I'm a bit late in getting around...but so glad I stopped to see this one!

Marvin said...

Great shot of the katydid nymph and the evidence it left behind. A really nice lily too.

Jane Hards Photography said...

That is a wonderful close up.

Hilary said...

What a fabulous shot!