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Coneflower Surprise
Last Friday, I was at my in-laws’ farm in eastern Nebraska (Sarpy County). Toward evening, the hot, sunny, windy day transformed into a cloudy evening with light winds. I stepped outside to look over the little patch of restored (reconstructed) prairie … Continue reading
Posted in General, Prairie Insects, Prairie Natural History, Prairie Photography, Prairie Plants
Tagged close-up photography, crab spider, diffuser, flash, grassland, gray-headed coneflower, insect, macro photography, nature photography, photography tip, prairie, ratibida pinnata, stink bug
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