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I wiggled my finger and she decided to attack. You can see her sharp little teeth but the bite force isn't enough to brake the skin. 10-1-2023
Several of my 2017 highlights consists of spending time together with my cute 16 months old niece Alexandra, and to photograph her.
We celebrated Christmas together, and will spend the New Year's Eve together tomorrow too - at least some time before she goes to bed ツ
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The midges come out in the evening. Fortunately for us this one doesn't bite people!
This is a male. How do you like his antennae?
PS Midges hold their front legs forward, Mosquitoes hold them backwards.
Biker guy and wife stopped to scoot him along, since I was too afraid to get too close. Was I right? Yeah, look at that face!
Biker's wife said "oh wait, let me get my camera when it's biting you". Ahhh a true photographer! They were a nice couple.
Best if viewed in LARGE to see the turtle salivating!
Exlpore #465, February 28th, 2007.
Sami caught this one and he lost his tail (which continued to wiggle violently across the floor) and boy, was he pissed off! He kept biting me so this is the best snap I could get of him!
It appears biting something in his mouth. After this, he was digging a hole and burying it. It will be even colder later on and he is probably preparing for the worst season to come.
No, there's nothing wrong with this harvestman's leg - it was waving its leg around rather extravagantly and here, appears to be biting its toenails. I'm positive harvestmen have toenails.
This cat is from Andalucia (Spain). I found this fluffy moment in a early morning before leaving the city. Just amazing! By Edgar Barreira
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This squirrel was photographed biting it's own tail at Grassy Waters Preserve in West Palm Beach, Florida. Prints, and much more, are available on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.