Camera Critters by Misty Dawn, go here to see who's participating. I will be traveling this week but will check your post when I return.
I was with my Brother-In-Law when I spotted this. Do you see it? It is there and quite visible. I have seen very few sitting still so far this year.

Did you see the dragonfly on the branch? It has a good hold.

It kept hold of the branch and got a shot from the bottom.

I decided to try for a real close-up, how about this one. You can see the feet and spikes on the legs.

I do hope you enjoyed the trip from my journey.
What a great find FG!
ReplyDeleteHe sure is holding on tight!
That's one patient dragonfly! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteNice capture of the dragonfly. It was good that you could get a closeup.
ReplyDeleteGreat macro Tom, well spotted.
ReplyDeleteI love photographing dragonflies when they sit still long enough. The used to have a "dance" in our backyard, it looked like hundreds of them!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. I have not seen a dragonfly in a long time.
ReplyDeleteReally love that last shot! You know me - dragonfly crazy ;-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots, FG! I love getting those close ups.
ReplyDeleteHave a great trip!
Wonderful! I love dragonflies, but for some reason, around here they just fly by and don't stay long enough to grab the camera! Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to get them still. These are amazing macros. Great shots!!
ReplyDeleteLovely close-up of the dragonfly, they are such a rarity these days.
ReplyDeleteamazing detail!
ReplyDeleteBoy those are some amazing photos!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting post!
ReplyDeleteGReat pictures!
purrs and love
Luna(from Brazil)
Fantastic pictures !!
ReplyDeleteGreat makro shots,
good job ;)
Anya :)
Kareltje =^.^=
It's amazing that such delicate wings can fly. Your photos are wonderful--I want to just stare and stare!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING close up shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of the dragonfly, Tom. You definitely got close-up and personal, but I really like the detail.
ReplyDeleteWow, brilliant detail! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Tom. I like that last one the best--although they are ALL good.
ReplyDeleteBetsy
Amazing pictures.The close-ups are great.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Thats is a great close-up Tom. WOW!! Love the detail. Well spotted too. :)
ReplyDeleteDragonflies much underrated creatures. Many and varied in colour and so quick. I've still yet to get a photo of one. Marvellous captures.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had my camera when they lit long enough to get a picture, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeletebeautiful and wonderful. Tis the season of the dragonfly!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE dragonflies. What excellent pictures of this one!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots!
ReplyDeleteWow...good close-ups! You can really see him hanging on. They are fascinating little critters when they hold still.
ReplyDeleteI am impressed that you saw him... quite hidden in his environment!
ReplyDeleteVery detailed macro shots with beautiful colors, Fishing Guy!
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed them a lot!
Very nice macro work with the dragonfly! I'm sure this was not an easy feat. Great work.
ReplyDeleteI'm showing off two cute girls and "Remedy" this week at my CC post.
Tom- I love how you get in for those great close up shots...you must have losts of practice...everytime I sneak in everything either flies or runs away..lol one day. Great shots of the dragonfly!
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PS I always show peanut your lil critters...she loves them too!
I had to look hard to see it in that first picture..aren't you happy you spotted it?
ReplyDeleteI love dragonflies !!
ReplyDeleteI spotted one when we were down by the river, a couple of days ago. Unfortunately it would not sit still long enough for me to snap it !
Yours was certainly co-operative !! :-)
Great shots !!
You definitely got up close and personal with that one! :-)
ReplyDeleteMarvelous detail. It kinda looks like it has cataracts, doesn't it? Hey, is there a bug doctor in the house?
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