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It looks like the was biting the hind leg of her child, but from what I could observe, it wasn't something bad, maybe she wanted to remove a tick or watever?

a morning with the biting midges

A Barbary macaque biting into a twig with funny expression...

Not a single one got perfect.

I'd heard of midges and their feathery antenna, so at least I had a good idea of what this intriguing 'lifer' was when I spotted it down by the Blakeley riverfront a few days ago!

  

Pelgrimspad traject Amsterdam Amstelveenseweg - Aalsmeer. Via het Amsterdamse bos

Not sure the meaning of these large stones but a big feature in the landscape of Dorney Rowing Lake. The Lime tree avenue in the background leading away.

 

It was bleak cold morning with some mist in places, but a biting cold wind giving a thermal shock to the body, the wind chill was particularly harsh and felt like -4 deg C at times.

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Tumby Bay, Eyre Peninsular, South Australia

Another fisherman on the Pismo Beach pier. Or actually I think it is the same guy who was taking a more relaxed approach here...🐟🐠

gotta watch out for them biting horses..HFF

 

“I have great faith in fools - self-confidence my friends will call it.”

 

― Edgar Allan Poe

Frankfurt, Hanauer Landstr.

bryn on the kintail ridge one winter

One of the white tigresses on a tree, biting a bit of its bark!

A young wildcat biting a rope while playing with it!

Oli loves to chase bubbles in the garden. So we bought a giant bubble wand and he was very excited indeed.

Strelasund - Baltic Sea - Germany

One of the cheetah cubs biting into the rests of a hen in order to find some meat

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Street candid taken in Glasgow, Scotland.

A quite funny photo of Irina biting a branch

... or Simulium spp. At last, I've found another specimen of this ill behaved fly. It tends to bite animals and humans and, worse, it's carrying some nasty pathogens for diseases like river blindness. It's a small fly, around 4-5 mm, which tends to be easily overlooked in the field.

 

A lucky find and stack I would guess, the fly was found in a cold morning and it was already moving a little bit despite the low temperatures.

 

Stack info: Canon 6D, Canon MP-E 65 lens

46 natural light exposures at f4.5, ISO 200

Magnification: 4.3X

 

3600px version

Took the dogs out for a walk again today, Jake is in good form as always, even with a little bit of grass on his nose.

Foster kitten Donald biting into my finger.

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Seems my cockroach blog isn't drawing the viewership I had been led to believe based on these universally loved, and fascinating insects...

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The anxiety in the rainforest is palpable, they all want to see their favourite heroes triumph. Nail-biting a common sight with all the ensuing tension.

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Hopkins Pond Andover, New Hampshire

She has only one lower canine so over-compensates a little when grabbing treats!

I am leaning toward Sawfly on this one but not sure. There were quite a few of these eating the Boxelder leaves....

A 3 month old lion cub having fun with a tree!

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