RJG2
Masterpiece
I see you in there
Show us bugs on tree’s
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Deano
Chumono
Deano
Chumono
If you want a higher resolution pic (more megapixels) you can change that in your camera settings, that's what I do. The Apple website has some good info.Well, I guess I haven’t figured out how to iPhone pic… Your photos are outstanding!
Here’s my poor pic…
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Change advanced camera settings on iPhone
Learn about advanced iPhone camera features that let you capture photos faster, apply tailored and enhanced looks to your photos, and view content outside the frame.
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Weta
Shohin
I went for the Huawei P30 Pro purely for the camera. Battery life is just another bonus.
Weta
Shohin
Weta
Shohin
That praymantis has the mean antennae
It does look mean doesn't it.
In this case though, it was just rescued from a water bowl by one of my kids so I think they were just wet a laying back.
Deano
Chumono
I have last year's model TCL 30SE, got it cheap and was pleasantly surprised that the camera was pretty good.
Michigan Tree Murderer
Masterpiece
Not sure what the spider caught. Is it a tree cricket?
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Chumono
Leo in N E Illinois
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Insect Identification Tip:
Dragonfly - at rest holds wings perfectly outstretched, or horizontal to the body. All four wings are held out flat relative to the body. It is easy to see all 4 wings.
Damselfly - at rest folds its wings together, over its back. The wings cover the length of the thorax and abdomen. The wings will be vertical while folded, left and right wing's upper surfaces will be touching each other.
The two groups are closely related, their nymphs are quite similar in appearance. Their larva are very voracious predators in small ponds. If you are breeding aquarium fish outdoors in ponds or tanks dragonflies and damselflies will often lay eggs in these ponds or tanks and their larva can make short work of any newly hatch fish, wiping out much of a summer's spawning season.
Dragonfly - at rest holds wings perfectly outstretched, or horizontal to the body. All four wings are held out flat relative to the body. It is easy to see all 4 wings.
Damselfly - at rest folds its wings together, over its back. The wings cover the length of the thorax and abdomen. The wings will be vertical while folded, left and right wing's upper surfaces will be touching each other.
The two groups are closely related, their nymphs are quite similar in appearance. Their larva are very voracious predators in small ponds. If you are breeding aquarium fish outdoors in ponds or tanks dragonflies and damselflies will often lay eggs in these ponds or tanks and their larva can make short work of any newly hatch fish, wiping out much of a summer's spawning season.
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