I took my camera into the garden to photograph hoverflies dancing in the morning sun. Because the autofocus isn't good with small, active objects, I had to wait until a fly settled on a flower. Unfortunately, every time that happened, my target would be dislodged by pairs of harlequin bugs trundling around in copulo. This flower was like Tiberius's palace.
Somewhere, a Dindymus Claudius was hiding behind the arras and documenting the goings on.
