Bit of romance in the surf.

Nothing new of course, but you can really see the siren wants a taste of me at that picture.. :<

Non-biting Midge (Chironomus plumosus)

This was standing on the street corner in Midtown Sacramento with a fat snake over his shoulders. I asked he and his friends, obviously high on something, if I could take a picture. He said yes. While I was trying to focus on the snakes head, it bit him in the arm and blood was streaming down to the sidewalk. So, it was hard to focus with all the biting and blood, but it would have been cool if it would have turned out.

Showing the toy who's boss

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Couldn't resist something with antennae as entertaining as this... but that was before I knew what it was.

:-/

Possibly Forcipomyia sp.

St John's Church, Duxford, Cambridgeshire

24 Diner in Austin, Texas - sXSW '12

Vegas attacking a big branch.

My 3 crazy dogs have a website, check it out here: www.12muddypaws.com

golden retriever/chocolate lab puppy biting a finger

2022 Shark Week Painted Billboard film Movie Poster Standee Billboard 23rd Street and Park Avenue - New York City Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror by Steve Alten - Giant shark movie that has bounced around studios for two decades - the megalodon monster shark scary - horror terror Halloween fright creature shadow JAWS like similar NYC 07/09/2022 ocean sea adventure teeth tooth fang fangs bite biting bites

Also known as Wall pepper or Common stonecrop.

Seen during a superb guided walk today!

Why not join us on Kinson Common tomorrow?

Looks like it comes from the crane fly species. its the same size as a mosquito

Ummmmmm, once again, I plead the 5th.

Wedding Photography in Surrey, UK by Alan Barnes

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ID'd as Simuliidae (black flies).

Peña Blanca, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, USA.

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Mating biting midges on my hand - they hopped on when I tried to stabilise the leaf they were on

Scary pitbull teeth!

I believe this insect which is sticking its proboscis into my skin is a Black Fly (Simuliidae)