Thanks guys, I usually crop the images a little and reduce them so it shows a little background/color along with the subject. The last Bee, I just left full size and just cropped it so you could see some good Macro detail.
Matter of fact, I'll add cropped versions of the two bees from a few posts back, and these'll be only cropped with no other editing. You can see that my shutter speed was almost too slow, allowing for the bee to blur just a little. If I had the shutter speed a little faster, I could have froze it's wings (and prevented the borderline blur). Macro photography is really tough when you're working with insects and I end up shooting tons of photos to get (maybe) one good shot.
Vic, I have never heard of a Tawny Frogmouth Owl, but they look cool! Of course, our Owls will be different than the ones in your neck of the woods! And speaking of woods...I looked all over the second photo, and I'll be danged if I can see even one of 'em!