Stormlizard's photos

Photographed on 10 17 2009 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens Naoshima is an island in Okayama prefecture, Japan.

Photographed on 10 05 2006 using; Canon PowerShot A710 IS Digital camera.

Photographed on 10 08 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens.

Reposted as a reminder. LOL

Photographed on 08 14 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens.

Photographed on 08 07 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens. A few days after I took this photo another was published in the Local Rag, some local comedian had put sexy panties etc on these sculptures.

I was savagely attacked by this ferocios out of control dog. Photographed on 08 04 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens.

I have found these pretty flowering plants in several locations here, they are always growing in huge patches in sandy soil near the sea. This is just one of many areas on Strand Bakke showing how they grow, the soil here is sand at the top of our coastal hillside. This particular area is where I found my Sand Lizard yesterday, amd at the same time last year. Photographed on 08 01 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens.

This is the Korean plant though somewhat deeper incolour than the wild ones I saw so many of.

Saponaria officinalis is a common perennial plant from the carnation family (Caryophyllaceae). This plant has many common names, including common soapwort, bouncing-bet, crow soap, wild sweet William, and soapweed. There are about 20 species of soapworts altogether. Photographed on 08 01 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens.

I have found these pretty flowering plants in several locations here, they are always growing in hugepatches in sandy soil near the sea. They remind me of a plant I saw in Korea which is an Azalea that turned the mountsides Pink in spring. Photographed on 08 01 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens.

Photographed on Lake Esrum Bird Sanctuary on 07 29 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele macro Lens. As is obvious it was an extremely sunny day.

Photographed on 07 03 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele Macro,

Photographed on 06 18 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele Macro,

Photographed on 06 18 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele Macro,

Photographed on 06 15 2016 using Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele Macro lens at about 1 metre above the insect. The following information was copied from Wikipedia, © Respected. Burying beetles or sexton beetles (genus Nicrophorus) are the best-known members of the family Silphidae (carrion beetles). Most of these beetles are black with red markings on the elytra (forewings). Burying beetles are true to their name—they bury the carcasses of small vertebrates such as birds and rodents as a food source for their larvae. They are unusual among insects in that both the male and female parents take care of the brood. They are carnivores.

Photographed Sunday afternoon during my coffee break after my long walk ; Using Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera.

Photographed on 05 05 2016 using; Canon EOS 400D SLR Digital Camera and Tamron Tele Macro,