Hi there

The photos show the pots 90 degrees off. The way the photo is showing the "bottom"
that is the part that was attached to the screen, so the black mud entry and exit holes
are directly across from one another.

Rik

Sadly, I waited for them to hatch before I removed the pots.
However, I just inspected the pot without the black mud, and
there were "remains" inside, as it never hatched.

The other pot has a large exit hole opposite the black mud.

Mike

Hi Gang A potter wasp decided to create two pots for her eggs. She created them on the screen of my porch, and I decided to let them take their time and hatch. I gently removed the pots and created this shot. What is interesting is the black "patch" on the left pot. I have never seen this, as the wa...

Rik

As usual, educational, informative, and fun!!!


Mike

Hi Gang

A Nikon microflex

Might be good for a DIY project

$60 plus shipping

Hi Gang I have a diascopic base (mounting base not shown but I have it) with a nice iris. I also have all of the lenses that mount onto the base (not shown but I have them) So, a base without lenses is $60 plus shipping Base with lenses is $150 plus shipping I have the 4x5 bellows attachment to the ...

Hi gang

no longer available

Hi gang

A multiphot case with a working shutter and rings for the diascopic base

$100 plus shiping

Hi there

I have a system with some key rare parts, such as the rotating knuckle, and both camera mounts.
Bellows, case. diascopic base, ALL of the base focusing lenses and more.

I do not have the camera lenses.

Mike

Hi

I do not know, but they are poisonous.

I just like how the case looks.

Mark

Yes, Florida has a lot

Our state quarter should have a picture of a python a shark and an alligator with the saying that says: three ways to be eaten.

Mike

All in good condition however I did not notice where you are from, and if you are outside the US, shipping expense would be too much.

If you are interested I could get you rates

Howdy Gang A small series on another Florida invasive species. Found this in my front yard. The rosary pea is a vining plant with pinkish flowers and two-inch seed pods. Once the seed pod opens, up to eight shiny bright red seeds with black spots are visible. Mike 2021-12-28-19.42.27-ZS-retouched_WE...

Hi

Sorry I have been away

Yes I have the blocks and the LF 200

Hi there

I run into this as well with my Nikon.

It is a PAIN, but I use a free-ware "batch rename" utility to resequence all of the files.

Here is a link for one that is available, but look around for others.

https://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/

Mike