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Woodnibbler

Woodnibbler

The wasp was intent on biting and nibbling the wooden fence frame, and I guess it never even noticed the camera looking at him from perhaps two centimeters dist...
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The wasp was intent on biting and nibbling the wooden fence frame, and I guess it never even noticed the camera looking at him from perhaps two centimeters distance.
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OLYMPUS TG-2

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settings

Aperture 32/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 550/100

location

location

Radozda, Struga, MK

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2019

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Awards

Peer Award

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Exceptional macro photography.

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