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Sympetrum	Dragonflies
Spent the whole day shooting at 1600 iso Duh! Most came out grainy. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 17, 2008	Chasing the Dragon This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 17, 2008
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Chasing the Dragon, up and down the field like a madman! This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 17, 2008	Red Dragon This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	Sailing the Atlantic This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008
IMG_6296	Monarch Butterfly	IMG_6051
Each compound eye of a Dragonfly is composed of nearly 28,000 individual units (ommatidia). Factual information provided by: UC Museum of Paleontology. Extension tubes used with 70-200 for this photo. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	Beauty upon Beauty This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	Mallard Duck This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008
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Sunset at Sunset Park North Bay. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	Spidy on a Globe Thistle. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	My daughter, holding the Sun. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008
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Petri Island beach Ottawa. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	Photo taken at St. Lawrence River. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	Swan of Royal decent. The orignal Swans were given to Ottawa by the Queen of England. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008
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Sunset at Gooserocks Beach Maine. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	Smiling for the camera! This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008	la coeur! Zygoptera copulate while perched, sometimes flying to a new perch. The length of time required for copulation varies greatly. Perched copulations usually last from five to ten minutes. Factual information provided by: UC Museum of Paleontology This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 16, 2008