daviddjc
newbie
Reged: 04/07/2008
Posts: 18
Loc: Essex
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Not sure if they are called hover flies but its what ive always called em. Just started out in photography with my resent buy of a nikon d50 & 18-135mm lense. These are my first close up shots ive done, and am now saving for a propper macro lense.
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John Baker
Reged: 07/03/2003
Posts: 1476
Loc: Teignmouth, Devon
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Nice work, love the one in flight… First 2 also work well as they have relatively clean backgrounds
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MickLL
Two Grand Man
Reged: 01/08/2004
Posts: 2508
Loc: SE England
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Nice work, love the one in flight… First 2 also work well as they have relatively clean backgrounds
I agree with John - nice work.
MickLL
PS I'd save for a lens rather than a lense
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Clodhopper
Manyana
Reged: 04/04/2007
Posts: 449
Loc: Norfolk 'n good
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yup, good shots, specially the one in flight.
Haven't seen many hoverflies here yet.
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daft_biker
Action Man!
Reged: 11/10/2006
Posts: 7169
Loc: Doon the glen
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Nice work indeed...2nd and 3rd ones for me. I think it's a Marmalade hoverfly - Episyrphus balteatus.
Welcome David 
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Badgerman
Nocturnal Non-Scaredy Cat In A Deep Pit
Reged: 05/01/2006
Posts: 2272
Loc: Devon.
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I think these are very good too
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Colin.
If I could, I probably would.
www.colinsargent.co.uk
Wildlife Photographer.
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sarah350
addict
Reged: 14/05/2007
Posts: 441
Loc: Brentwood, Essex
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Really like the third one - others are good too.
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I think it's a Marmalade hoverfly - Episyrphus balteatus.
...and if you need a hover fly identified ask Andrew!  Thousands of them apparently.
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noangel
journeyman
Reged: 21/12/2007
Posts: 63
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I like all three especialy number 3 heading into the flower I
Regards,
John.
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