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Swallowtail's generations

With patience and a bit 'of perseverance I was able to detect the proximity of these two caterpillars Machaon that bring out clearly their different stages of development. The caterpillars feed on the alternate moments of the host plant, moving continuously as they eat the various ramifications, long pauses of absolute stillness.

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L Macro USM Extender EF 1.4 X 4 sec f/10 II. ISO 100

caterpillars Machaon - Swallowtail's Caterpillars (Papilio machaon )

Taking advantage of one of these breaks has been possible exposure 4 / 2 needed to maintain the lowest possible sensitivity of the diaphragm with an opening that has made the environment without making it too noticeable, to my taste, and this too confusing. The host plant in this case is represented by sweet fennel (Foeniculum vulgare ) normally in vegetable cultivation. The leaves of this plant, even more so when they are approximated by their cultivation in the group, creating an intricate network of branches on which the sun's direct light generated would be difficult to manage light and shade so that in this case, as in many others, the overcast sky has functioned as a providential speaker natural.

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Fighter resting

an adult in winter dress belonging to the group of fighters in a migration taken during their stay in saline.

1D Mark III & # 160; EF 600mm f / 4 L IS USM Extender EF 2x II f/10 1 / 500 ISO 400

Fighters - Ruffs ( Philomachus Pugnax )

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Ninfa attentive and curious

Two similar shots to this nymph praying mantis, but I like to consider complementary ... actually I'm not going to choose between the two so I decided to keep them both. Despite the good brightness of the scene and tripod, the light breeze forced me to raise the ISO to have sufficient time to prevent any micro-motion.

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L Macro USM Extender EF 1.4 X II f / 7.1 1 / 250 ISO 400

praying mantis (nymph) - Praying Mantid ; ( Mantis religious )

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Unlike equal

These two large caterpillars belong to the same species: the moth Deilephila elpenor that the larval stage appears to have these two forms of different colors . In this flashy farfalla notturna, detta anche Sfinge della vite, non possiedo ancora nessuna immagine e l’incontro inaspettato con questi due bruchi mi ha colto impreparato per l’eventuale allevamento che, portandoli allo sfarfallamento, mi avrebbe consentito di riprendere le varie fasi della metamorfosi fino alla trasformazione finale della falena. Durante la sessione fotografica infatti non avendo alcun contenitore dove poterli riporre li ho dovuti lasciare sul posto al loro destino che non è detto li possa portare sempre a buon fine. In ogni caso, dato le loro generose dimensioni, piccoli ragni come la femmina di Pisaura mirabilis presente nella prima immagine non rappresentano certo un pericolo. Discorso differente per eventuali incontri con aironi o Argiope bruennichi many of those present along the banks of irrigation ditches where they were shooting pictures.

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L USM Macro f / 8 1 / 5200 ISO

Sphinx screw - Elephant Hawk moth (green form) & # 160; ( Deilephila elpenor )

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L Macro USM Extender EF 1.4 X II f / 9 1 / ISO 25200 (Pop-up Flash of underexposed 2 stops)

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L Macro USM f/4.5 1 / 100 200 ISO

Sphinx screw - Elephant Hawk moth (Brown form) ( Deilephila elpenor )

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Fighters future

Some of the young of the year in the unit stationed in saline during their migration to wintering areas. Do any of these subjects will, most likely, among the challengers in the future battle arenas during the next breeding season.

1D Mark III EF 600mm f / 4 L IS USM Extender EF 2x II f/10 1 / 500 ISO 400

Fighters - Ruffs ( Philomachus Pugnax )

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Another chance encounter happened during some yard work that have stolen them from this curious grasshopper.

This step has given me in setting man on the door of the hallway entrance of the house to play with graphic inspired by the veins and cracks in the wood by setting a deliberately selective depth of field to look for a likely short-lived, three-dimensionality.

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L USM Macro f / 8 1 / 60 200 ISO

a fly away second time gave me a setting between wild purslane (Portulaca oleracea ) allow for recovery to ground level by supporting the system directly on the ground without a tripod.

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L USM Macro f / 8 1 / 320 200 ISO

Another fledging allowed me to make perceptible enough the setting up swamp carex (Carex acute ). Even in this case the brightness of the scene made me can shoot handheld.

50D EF 180 mm f/3.5 L USM Macro f / 8 1 / 400 200 ISO

Nosed grasshopper ( Acrid Hungarica )