For the first time, I preserved our silk moth eggs from last year by putting them in the refrigerator: After being banged around for a year, I doubted whether any would hatch, but slowly they've begun emerging.
I used the Double Optic, with stacked macros 4 and 10 and the new Macro Converters.
Thank you for looking--
Sydney
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| This year's Silk worms: Day 2-3 posted by Mamaoval April 02, 2012 12:02PM | reply | quote | |
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| Re: This year's Silk worms: Day 2-3 posted by RichB April 02, 2012 12:47PM | reply | quote | |
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Sydney,
Very interesting series! The back lighting in #4 is really impressive. Rich |
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| Re: This year's Silk worms: Day 2-3 posted by Outback April 02, 2012 10:13PM | reply | quote | |
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They don't take long to start eating do they? The last image is particularly creative :-) Very good work and nice series as always Sydney.
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| Re: This year's Silk worms: Day 2-3 posted by Mamaoval April 03, 2012 02:40AM | reply | quote | |
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Thank you, Rich and John--good to see you back on the Forum. :)
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| Re: This year's Silk worms: Day 2-3 posted by rannestad April 03, 2012 03:10AM | reply | quote | |
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Amazing how they could wake up after so long time. Love the two last ones the most.
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