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courierman
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antz and farming food

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saw this today 6 ants farming and blowing bubbles

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i got this ant blowing bubbles :lol: 100% crop

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got this weevil as he run by the ants

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Courierman, welcome aboard! These are nice images, but...

Please read the Image Posting Guidelines. Then edit this post to conform to the limit of 3 images per day per forum.

Thanks!

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rrrrrrr ok i'v 18 opps i'll know next time
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courierman wrote:rrrrrrr ok i'v 18 opps i'll know next time
18 is good -- but only as 3 per day for 6 days.

You should see an "Edit" button on each of your own posts.

Please pick whichever three images you like, then edit the post that started this topic, to show just those three. (Hint -- if you don't, we will, and I'm sure you're much better at picking images than we are. :wink: )

Thanks much!
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Ah, and I see my message and your edit crossed in the ether. Thanks for the very rapid response!!

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Post by Ken Ramos »

You know I have never seen an ant blowing a bubble, interesting shot. :D
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Post by beetleman »

The lower ant looks like he is doing some housecleaning. He is getting rid of a dead aphid :wink:. The one aphid, center right edge, looks like he has another creature on him!
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Post by Danny »

They milk the Aphids. Charles Chein on the old forum had excellent shots of that. Amazing to see.

Fine shot here and yep :wink: 18 or 8 shots is not easy on dial ups. So whose on dial up. Plenty on laptops on the road and a few I know from home even in the US :D :wink:

Anyway, lets not sweat it and get on with fine shots. this certainly is one :D

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Post by Danny »

In fact, check it out

http://www.photomacrography1.net/forum/ ... d34f95eddc

Now aren't we glad we have kept that running :wink:

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