Crane fly
This crane fly was holding on tight in a strong wind. He’s on a plastic oil tank so resting my lens on the tank I got this shot by putting myself between him and wind. It was not an easy shot had to work for this one.
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Mite Gall on Beech leaf.
I came across these growing on leaves on a beech tree. After a bit of searching on Google I discovered these are Galls. There are different types ,some are fly or wasp related and some are mite related. Inside the gall lives the young from which ever insect or mite layed there eggs in the leaf . Tried to identify to whom these galls belong. If anyone should know please let me know.
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Hover fly
Back to the Ragwort plant for this shot of Hover flies feeding.
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Feeding
Bee feeding on a what I think is Ground Ivy. With the light reflecting of its eye it gives that space helmet look.
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Mother of Pearl Moth (Pleuroptya rurails)
The Ragwort plant attracts a lot of insects this time of the year. a good plant for close ups.
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Behind the wire
Web’s off steel
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Damselfly Down
Pilot error???
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Last sun rays
The last touch of colour in the evening sky.
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Reflecting on reflections
Two views for the price of one.
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Crazy world
Its real in the crazy world .But can the mind see it.
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George McNeill Photography 
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