Initially I was on the hunt for water droplets left clinging for their lives to flower petals and pretty green leaves. And then I noticed these.

Tiny little flys with the most interesting colorations were adorning the shrubbery just outside my back door.
To give you a little perspective on the size of these critters I backed out and shot the image below.

I don't know what kind of fly they might be, perhaps a fruit fly, but they were about the size of my finger nail.

They were also much less skittish than the bees and allowed me ample time to set up and shoot before flying off for parts unknown.

It really is amazing what you see when you take the time to look. (Of course it helps to have a macro lens to get up close and personal.)
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