Those Ebay ones look like ordinary screw caps you would buy from B&Q to make your DIY look prettier.

Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footprints.

Thanks Gareth, I have printed the bee out in work on A3 and it is amazing.

Wow thanks Charlotte, I will certainly bear that in mind.
And Thanks Stuey

Thanks guys,
Charlotte, thanks for the info ... Scorpion Fly, that makes sense as Bonney (another Steve) was with me and managed to get the male and yes it did resemble a scorpion's backend. No. 12 is a Macro moth, quite apt really (btw I mentioned tuning not turning :wink
Do you happen to have any links to any good sites where I can get some identification on the bugs I'm shooting (metaphorically of course)

I don't think so Stefan, as I said earlier I took pictures with this combo for a lot of the day yesterday and this happened only twice, mystery mist. very odd

The photo before and the one after did not exhibit this mist so does anyone know what caused this? 50mm on tubes lit with ring flash. Oh, and of course he had bu66ered off before I could have another go. grrr

Bonney & me (I'll have to start calling myself Clyde) went to Hensol Woods yesterday, on a bug hunt with my new (to me) DOI ring flash. The wind was against us and so some of these are slightly blurred.

1. Damsells making new ones.



2. Orgy?



3. Smile for the Pentax :0)



4. Get a room!



5. Popeye legs



6. Huge spotless ladybird (about 1/2 inch long!)



7. Jewel



8. Bumble bee facial



9. Mozzy trying to eat me!



10. A face only a mother could love.



11. Wonderful colours (sorry about the blur, it was windy)



12. What's this guy tuning into and why the huge antennae?

Fabulous place, it's hard to imagine such quiet over here as we're never too far from "civilisation"