Arezzo view
A telephoto view from the Piazza San Francesco past the statue of Guido Monaco to the train station.
Canon G3X
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A telephoto view from the Piazza San Francesco past the statue of Guido Monaco to the train station.
Canon G3X
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An ipericum flower catches the sun.
Canon G3X
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Almost over, but still beautiful.
Canon G3X
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A profusion of pink roses.
Canon G3x
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Yesterday’s post showed a crab spider thinking he was hiding on a buddleia bloom. At the same time, farther along the same bloom, this bee-fly was feeding away merrily, oblivious of the nearby danger.
Canon Gx3 at 220mm (600mm equiv) ISO640 1/400 at f.5.6
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This crab spider wouldn’t win too many prizes for camouflage, but he sat patiently waiting all day on this buddleia blossom for an unsuspecting bee/butterfly/moth to come within striking range.
Canon G3X at 220mm (600mm equiv) ISO640 1/160 at f/5.6
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A crowd of rose chafers getting down to business on a pear.
Canon Gx3 at 220mm (600mm equiv) ISO2501/80 at f/8
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A bee-fly collecting pollen from a lavender bloom seems to be an innocent enough activity, but the reality is that the danger lurks – the lavender is woven with many spiders’ webs, and the spiders are just waiting …
Canon EOS-100D with Canon 70-200mm IS L lens at 135mm. ISO800 1/200 at f/8
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One of many of the squirrel that enjoy all the fruit, nuts, pine cones (particularly cypress cones –yum!) and other general fare on offer in our garden. They are pretty noisy about it, too!
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Two rose chafers (out of dozens) enjoying the abundance of pollen in the cotoneaster flowers in our garden.
Canon G3X ISO500 1/500 at f/8 & 220mm (600mm equiv)
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