Nice photos anna,like the chinook blowing the worms back underground…lol
dave

Paul i think you’ve hooked Don,hes on his way to his local telescope shop ,after convincing his missus……

laviticus, I do hope we’re not going to rake over old ground here, are we?

Good god no!!!!lol 😀
The images shown i took to be more than a few hundred feet,and wanted to clear up any misconceptions before anyone else!!! 😮
dave…

So at a distance of hundreds of miles away ,still with no atmosphere or cloud ,it still would be virtually impossable to see space exploration debris on the lunar surface id say????.
Thanks Don&Paul I’m learning more and more about astrophotography.

SO the images posted show the lunar surface as if you were what miles away or hundreds of feet its difficult to get a perspective .But still stunning none the less.
dave

As ever superb shots lance,you know my favorite .Permission to right click the eurocypria for matthew.Got a flight change in October….
dave

Looks like Bombus Humilis to me, too.

I hope you fed it, watered it and accorded it all due rights under the Geneva Convention, Ian. 😉

Looks like i got one too many Ls in my Humilis lance put me up against the wall and hit me with a wet peniculus. :diablo:
I wonder if his mates are devising a rescue plan as we speak. 😀

Looks like you’ve a rare bee and a protected species there, so if its now a deceases bee you could bee looking at thirty to life… 😀 😀
It looks like a brown bee to me. 🙂