Showing posts with label beetle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beetle. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

More of an Indoor Day

We are finally getting some much needed rain. This morning I went down to the gym for a work out. When I returned I whipped up a batch of Broccli Soup. Just perfect for a rainy day. Next I photographed a Stink Bug I found near the woodpile. Afterwards I set the wee beasty free and now I'm back to cleaning up in the office. Perfect work for a day like this. God's blessings to all, chris

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Sunset and a Bug or a Harried Day

Today was extremely busy with no time for photography. At the end of the day I glanced out side and noticed the sunset. I went out with Lenore to watch it go down and then after we came in I decided to photograph a beetle I found yesterday on a toy car. Something a little different! God's blessings upon you, chris

Thursday, June 21, 2012

The Beetles

Living in the forest I just never know what is going to show up next in my yard, woodpile or house. Randy Dorn the contractor that built our house said, "You have got the weirdest bugs up here!" It's true too, we are always finding the strangest insects around here. My insect field guide is pretty well thumbed through from me trying to ID some bug we have found. Jay left his door open at night allowing a multitude of moths and beetles to come flying in. I had some sort of a borer beetle. (that's the closest ID I can get) come visit my computer screen. Here it is. If you have a solid ID please let me know. God's loving blesings to you, chris

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Back to Backyard Bugs

I spent about an hour today trying to capture an image of a Bumble Bee Clear Winged Sphinx Moth. I saw just one but it was too far away from me to get anything decent. While I was waiting and looking it gave me plenty of time to capture some of the other denizens of the backyard. God's light and love to all, chris

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Beetle Mania



Today we got around to stacking our wood for the winter. We typically go through anywhere from two to four cords a winter. It really depends upon how cold of a winter we get. If there is a lot of cold weather and more snow than normal we obviously use more. Now to get to more of the point. Beetles just love the woodpile. You encounter quite a few of them as you stack the firewood. So today Annika and Jay captured a few of them for me and I photographed them this evening using my product photography set up with a white background. I liked the isolated effect it gives them. Let me know what you think. Please leave a comment.

God's blessings to all,

chris