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but i rarely bite my tongue. even when i should.

Trying to relax on holiday

Sphecidae.

 

I noticed these wasps hovering around dusty, arid farmland in Tenerife with their legs dangling below them. They were acutely aware of my presence and fled whenever I approached, so I had to patiently wait for them to approach. When startled by my movements, they darted away about a foot, buried themselves into the dirt, and lifted their legs into the air - as seen here! I think they were attempting to play dead to deter me from predating on them!

Doesn't Tanga look like she's having fun

Biting my lip. I'm in a black and white mood.

The mascot dog getting itchy.

Image © Roger Butterfield. Not to be used without express permission.

 

Biting Stonecrop (Sedum acre), also known as "Welcome home husband though never so drunk".

 

Photographed near Sheldon, Derbyshire.

Tiny biting midge. About 1.4mm body length

Biting midge - don't see these very often- all of 2.1mm body length

Actually not - - the trainer has a small piece of meat held tightly in her glove as an added enticement for the hawk to come to her and stay on her hand.

Biting midge about 3mm body length

I am told it's just me but I don't think us irish folk are renowned for our timekeeping. The ship departed late...

For a good portion of the hike, the trail is cut into the side of a sheer cliff wall. It is not the place to be if you are afraid of heights.

One of the challenges of shooting in summer.

When Lala was three months old.

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