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Published: 2007-06-19 21:45:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 571; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 20
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Found this huge locust in my backyard. It measured about 3 inches in length. After photographing it, I had lost track of it only to find it again being attacked by ants.Related content
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That's not a locust. It's a Lubber, commonly found around the Everglades.
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That's so strange, We have locust here for our lizard, and we found one being attacked/eaten by ants recently too! lol
Awesome image
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Thank you! That is strange
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Super capture, i see most of your macro`s are 100mm focal length, are you using a Canon 100mm macro?
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Thank you very much! Yep it's a Canon Macro..good call!
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Your very Welcome, i have bought the same lens but i am struggling a bit with it.
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Takes some time to get used to it. I'm still not quite used to mine.
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I will persevere, i have got so used to the macro on my Fuji which is very different to the Canons.
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Yeah, three inches long.
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daqmn
looking at the head iam so sure its apur
it could be a alutacea bird grasshopper
but if you said 3 in in leath then its neather of those
i mean three inchs is a BIG grasshopper
those ants will eat for a very very long time
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You have a wicked camera. How do you find all these wild insects? Do you spend the whole day searching?
All I ever find here are all the common lark. May get the occassional dragonfly but I'd never be able to get up close/zoom into it.
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Ya know it's funny.. 90% of all my shots are taken in either my backyard or my neighbors.. Florida, go figure. It's really been a slow year for bugs, the first part of this year was really dry.
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