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Burdock an English Springer Spaniel at least can't damage his teeth on water. Unlike the stones he picks up and plays with.

A male biting midge, family Ceratopogonidae, attracted to a blacklight at night. Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, April 7, 2020.

*This is photo manipulated picture, created for a photoshop contest site* --FAIR-FIGHT-no-ear

Oceanarium, Bournemouth, Jan. 2019

July 4th 2009

 

Skenderpendence Day. We fetched the baby pool, fully inflated.

Is that what lemurs do instead of nail-biting?

I'd probably have the same look in my eye if I had biting insects on me! This photo was taken while on a game drive in the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania.

The Capitola police dog wrestles with the agitator.

Juniper and Fern are not yet three years old, so they're not quite fully grown yet. They were both orphaned, in Alaska and Montana, respectively. It's fun to see the difference between brown bear (Juniper, on the left) and grizzly bear (Fern, on the right).

Proof, if you needed it, that Alfie is not always such a cute thing.

This damselfly was eating a mosquito!

Nikki Shuhart Photography (c) Copyright 2012

From my daily embroidery project htpp://andsewfortoday.tumblr.com

Hanging out on a deck on Parliament St. during the Cabbagetown Festival. 2006

Two stack shot of a Ceratopogonidae.

 

ID Credit to Craig.Taylor

eek! eek! somebody save me from this zombie-man! - Atomic Cheesecake Studios

Near the hills behind Thuy's house in San Jose, Calif. Taken by Thá»§y.

Jeremiah Munsey of Law Biting Citizens.

 

Law Biting Citizens were pretty much one of the best Morgantown punk bands. I spent many a Sundays watching them play all-ages shows and was very excited to hear about this reunion. I was originally tempted to take video of the show, but felt stills would allow me to enjoy it more.

 

Photo by Justin Channell

Camera: Pentax Auto 110 (with AF-100P flash)

Fuji Superia 200asa

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