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(405) [2009-04-12 5:56] Congrats, beautiful POV and no reflections of flashlight on the animal in ddep darkness.
(405) [2009-04-12 5:50] Sorry to miss this one for long time, actually been off TN for a while. The capture is amazing and the powerful sun light is handled very well, but have to note that it reads how strange it feels from the appearence: I am not a rock dweller!
(405) [2009-01-15 8:59] My fav angle is when the jaws are visible. They are awesome beauties with an unexpexpectedly timid habit despite the appearence. Great shot!
(405) [2008-12-19 6:50] A bizarre looking animal I see for the first time. The explanation is quite satisfying and it is very astonishing to learn they can attain that size indeed. Many tnx for share,
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(405) [2008-08-04 5:13] Technically beetle :) Under circumstances, getting sharp edges would be an issue of waiting for long, but still you could have better angles by changing sides..
(405) [2008-08-04 5:10] Congrats for the discovery and getting close this birds in order to get such a close up. TFS
(405) [2008-08-03 7:50] The clarity, compo and beautiful background are spectacular issues about the photo of yours. As always youth is beautiful. TFS
This is clearly a H. lucorum. Indeed a northerly species found in Izmir like several species. They were possible brought from Istanbul in older times. Nice POV