My weekend doesn’t belong to Sota, it belongs to my wife and my camera.
Today I photographed the little creepy-crawlies that clamber on summits. This is what came out…
73 Chris
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Christoph,
Nice shots!
A least some of the critters know it’s a SOTA peak; they have antennae!
Ken
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Aeronautical mobile!
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Great photos just goes to show if you Alert and Spot on SW3 the chasers will come.
Regards
Ian vk5cz…
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CW - Cricket (Cicadae Codice Morse)
Red list of endangered species - Strictly protected
73 Armin
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I see the Ladybird (Marienkäfer) has been spotted more than once!
I’ll get my coat on the way out…
Rob
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Hi Chris,
fine pictures, really.
This reminds me seeing my first dragonfly this year in the garden last Saturday.
It was a brown golden one, different from green blue dragonflies the last years.
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I did my first activation yesterday and noticed that the insect population in Indiana USA is just as much decreased in forests as it is in cities. One spider, a few no-see-ums, and fortunately many butterflies, but no mosquitoes, no flies, and no ticks. Big surprise. Must be all that aluminum, strontium, and barium being sprayed into the stratosphere. Nice pictures, Chris
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You won’t see any ticks in this category since they have 8 legs.
73, DIZ
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