Good grief what a face.

[Trent Watts]

That title came from a comment from Linda from PBase and it seemed so appropriate.

Desperation to start photographing insects led me to grab my macro lens to see what this little spot on my window sill might be. It was very cooperative and sat quite still so I was able to measure it and the whole bug was 9 mm. long. The eye was probably less than 1 mm. It might be some kind of Leafroller but I"m not sure.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Indeed what a face but a rightly done macro as we have come to expect when we see Trent in the name

 

[AlanLichty]

That's just downright Fughly. Nicely done macro.

 

[JimFox]

That's a face that even a mother would have a hard time loving! Great job Trent.

 

[Peter Michal]

That title came from a comment from Linda from PBase and it seemed so appropriate.

Desperation to start photographing insects led me to grab my macro lens to see what this little spot on my window sill might be. It was very cooperative and sat quite still so I was able to measure it and the whole bug was 9 mm. long. The eye was probably less than 1 mm. It might be some kind of Leafroller but I"m not sure.

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Trent, nice macro of this creature! The second photo is more detailed and more interesting for me. Good work.