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Well they are probably not really ears but a little poetic license never hurt anyone
Sigma 180 Macro with SB800 / Lightsphere (master) & SB600 (slave) ISO 200 1/60s f/16 
Very patient he was too. Didn't move while I went and grabbed the extension tubes to get in closer. All 3 tubes used for this shot. 
The Damsel. Backlit by afternoon sun. 1/60s f/32  Cheers
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Mark
Those first two are corkers. And AFAIK they are kinda ears since I think they pick up air vibrations. And PS You have mail Peter
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awesome
 Shane
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What an interesting species
 Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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the first 2 are great, my favourite is the 2nd
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Very nice shots Mark. Look forward to seeing some of the bug you scared on Saturday.
Craig Craig
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Great shots Mark ..... mmmmm...... Damo - do you think I could order..... LOL
They aren't actually ears guys .. more like a 'nose'. This is a male moth, and the feathery antennae are used to pick up pheromones of 'receptive' females that are ready to mate. The antennae have hightly developed species specific chemical receptors. Ain't nature grand !!!!Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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Wish my nose could do that
Thanks for the comments Folks.  I was pretty happy with the first two, more about getting the lighting sorted but I think I have it sussed now  Cheers
Mark http://www.photographicaustralia.com
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