RuthC

I think that this might be a female ant lion. Mayflies have different types of bodies. Ruth :-)

Check 'Scorpion Fly' in Google. Ruth :-)

An amazing capture, and a very well-deserved win for this reminiscent image. :-)

Congratulations, Jill Hancock, on placing third in the 'Sparkling Like diamonds' challenge, with your dewy spiral spider web. I like the way you have placed the spiral centre on the thirds, and I...

This is a beautiful image, hammarbytp, and it has achieved second place in the 'Sparkling Like Diamonds' challenge. Dew-laden spiderwebs are always a popular subject for photographers, but they can...

Congratulations, Birdman50, on you well-deserved win in this 'Sparkling Like Diamonds' challenge. I don't know how you achieved this fantastic picture, but it brings a smile to my face each time I...

I'll repeat this challenge in a few weeks' time.
Ruth

Does anyone have a photo of a young, slim, female skunk? This would fit the brief very well, I think. :-)

But if no-one voted at all, there would be no results in any challenges. It would just become a gallery of photos to look at, and I doubt that there would be very much interest in that. We already...

This member has never voted in any challenge, ever. Imagine if everyone did the same! The DPR challenge system relies on members entering their photos in the challenges, AS WELL AS participating in...

Huh?

B P Maiti,
Do you expect the 'weaves', or waves to have the pink/magenta cast you have on many of your shots? That pink cast is far more untrue and unrealistic to nature than any of the above...

Great shot, but it is a shame that you accepted 17 votes from other members to come first, as though it is your right, yet you have NEVER, ever voted in any challenges. You have entered 1,724...

This is a beautiful, serene image of Lake Dunstan, Bren Dyer, and it deserves to have a top place in this week's challenge. The muted palette evokes peacefulness and rest in our busy, everyday...

Congratulations, vbuhay, on second place in this week's challenge. The great egret is a wonderful sight, and you have captured its take-off superbly, with lovely details in the whole picture. Ruth :-)

Congratulations, ARCHIE MCKINNON, on first place in 'My Best Photo of the Week' challenge. You've seen a very utilitarian structure, and made a beautiful image from it. Great colours in the sky,...

I think that CF has been sent to the Naughty Corner. His challenges didn't abide by the DPR decency rules for broad family viewership.

This is NOT a Damselfly, but an iridescent blue scarab beetle: Hoplia coerulea.

'Intriguing'.... not 'Intriuging'

B P Maiti, Put a cork in it!
You had your very lengthy say about this subject in the Open Talk Forum. Others in that forum did not know what you were talking about, or did not agree with you, so...