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These are fascinating insects, and you got fine pictures of it. Good to have something to do while your house was being washed.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun.
DeleteIt must have been fun to be able to watch it for so long.
ReplyDeleteIt stayed by the back door for several days!
DeleteWhat amazing creatures! We had one hanging around our patio door for a whole day last week. It was such an incredible sight.
ReplyDeleteI like the way it follows you with its eyes.
DeleteI'm surprised at how big it is, having never seen one "in person" before. Great shots of it!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the biggest I've seen.
DeleteGreat shots. Up close they look kind of creepy!! Haven't seen one for a while.
ReplyDeleteI think a giant one would make a good monster for a movie; especially if it moved fast.
DeletePowerful shots dear John!
ReplyDeletereminded me childhood days in fields when we used to try to catch them but they were so quick :)
I'm sure I've never seen one.
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs here John.
All the best Jan