Before the big rain down here in Louisiana, I took a few pictures of a small plane that sprays the fields across the road, I think most of them came out pretty well.
The plane is a very small one, flown by a guy who has his own airfield down the road a ways, although, airfield may be too official of a term for it, its just a small strip.
This is my favorite one out of the plane photos, where he's dropping the pesticide/herbicide (I'm not to sure which, exactly), just because I think it was cool that I was able to get it in a fairly visible way.
While out mowing, down here in Louisiana, the bugs are everywhere, since this one was just a fly, and not a terribly big danger, I decided to take a photo of it, that I think came out pretty well, he didn't stay around long after I started mowing again though.
I love getting these close-up photo's of dragonflies, they tend to be less wary of people being around, or at least they don't run away as fast, so it's a bit easier to get good, stable shots of them.
And this I believe was a Cicada who recently finished molting, because I can't think of any other reason why the Cicada would be on the husk like that, though I have found out it seems they really like this tire, I saw at least 6 other husks on the tire, so it may have just been there because they like it.
Sorry for the long delay, but thank you for stopping by. I think my favorites in this one are the plane spraying the field and the dragonfly one. I hope you all have a wonderful day and night, and I hope you stop by again.
