Nikon D5100, extension tube. 1/250, ISO100.
Were they on a branch? I haven't seen these before. I like the lighting, no flash?
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Yes, a small branch. I've seen them on many different surfaces, even inside on a window frame. Many of the photos I have and will be posting (at least for the moment) having been taken up to 10yrs ago, so I'm not certain about the use flash. I likely did use one on this as it was part of my standard setup.
Great shot! I always try so hard to get a good pic of them when I see them, but just never comes out how I want it. This is awesome!
Thanks SendMe :)