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 Another shot of a female bluet damselfly. This perch is the same species of plant as my previous post, just at an earlier stage of its development.
5DMkII, 300/4L, 1.4x tc, 25mm extension tube
1/250, f11, ISO 400
Comments and critiques are always welcome and appreciated.
Thanks for looking!! Bill Whala
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