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Male Purple Emperor sucking up the honeydew left by Aphids.

Male Purple Emperor sucking up the honeydew left by Aphids.

A picture I got of a newly emerged insect reluctant to fly.
I used a Hasselblad 500CM camera with the 150 Sonnar lens and an old Metz 402 flashhead at the...
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A picture I got of a newly emerged insect reluctant to fly.
I used a Hasselblad 500CM camera with the 150 Sonnar lens and an old Metz 402 flashhead at the side of the camera on a bracket. Exposures on Ectachrome slide film were F22 500th.
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Taken at 10.35pm in June in the village of Nateby Lancashire.
I was in a hide and used electronic flash.
The camera was a Hasselblad 500CM with 150 S

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She was built in 1933.
Olympus OM2N camer

Taken from a hide by a small river with the nesting bank in the background. The female always approached the nest from the right where there was also

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