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Update ... turns out this is the 2nd record for Jersey rather than the 1st!! Just found out that Simon Robson recorded one previously tho was originally erronously ID'd as E. dominulus but is in fact E. ornata (his photo is on the British Bugs website under E. ornata) and the Channel Islands records only at present show ornata recorded on Guernsey and none on Jersey.
While walking around Havana we saw many old cars, mostly classic American vehicles in various states of repair. This wonderfuly maintained classic VW Bug trundled down the road and I had to take a pic.
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Bugs by Captain Kris on Canal Street in Manchester. Thursday 24th June 2021
Note, the street art was part of the Looney Tunes Manchester Trail that officially opened on 16th June 2021 to promote the film Space Jam: A New Legacy
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Assassin bug at Whipsnade Zoo
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This bug was sitting outside my door the other day. I thought it had cool colors.
I've started paying down my high debt credit card finally. Today was payday, so I was able to drop that by nearly two grand. Hoping to get it down to only ("only") four digits by the end of this month.
This is the way Spencer looks most of the time. Big bug eyes and looking a bit like he is on drugs. The next set of pictures is of everyone trying to copy Spencer's bug-eyed look. Very funny!
Heavy Alien Transport - The Bug. My sixth and last submission to Lugpols BTT 2007. Challenge 24 - Build a transport vehicle powered by alien technology.
From a Milk Weed that they say attracts Butterflies I spotted all this other and assuming there tiny bugs of some sort I just let them be.
Aggregation of Oxycarenus lavaterae on a linden tree in the spring (Slovenian name of the bug is "rjava lipovka", thanks to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Yerpo for the determination)
I haven't done any marco shots in a distant memory lol. So here it is...I found this bug in the backyard and put my marco equipments to work.
The set ups :
extension tubes
4x Olympus objective
marco mechanicism device
Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6
an adapter ring
3 LED lights
I don't usually do insects, but this one was in my window, looking like he wanted to come in.
Why do they want to come in the house? Once they're inside, they feel trapped and start banging their head against the screen.
This was shot this morning. Since then, he's never moved. I think he died, as he looks droopy.
I did not use any bug spray on him.
Bug Out Bag contents
Backpack with pockets
Some cash
thumb drive with emergency survival books on it
Paracord survival bracelet
Bandana
folding knife
flashlight with batteries (check batteries)
Emergency Radio, with AC cord and batteries (check batteries)
Notepad
pen
“file of life” cards to write your emergency info (contacts, allergies, etc.)
72 hours food kit - dehydrated food that takes up little space
Fresh snack bag like peanut butter and crackers - periodically check expiration dates and update
dehydrated ice cream
Camping bowl
Camping cup
fork/spoon
emergency drinking water packets
water filter cup
dish soap and sponge
bar of soap and wash cloth
emergency poncho
emergency blanket
disposable tablecloth to use as lightweight tarp
wet wipes
toilet paper
hand crank phone charger (and iPhone cord, change cord as tech changes)
toothbrush and toothpaste
bandaids
bottle of aspirin
some benadryl
sunscreen
pack of tissue
chapstick
matches in a waterproof container
tiny emergency stove
fuel tablets for stove
a t-shirt (swap out other clothing seasonally)
My husband’s bag has almost all these items, but also -
duct tape roll
actual tarp
travel size shampoo / conditioner
These small bugs wander around on the sand, settling in small depressions. I watched one sift the sand for food, using its front legs. It also created a depression in the sand to hide in. When they sit still they are almost impossible to see, especially when they have sand grains on their backs.
Other species of these live in and around wetlands.
Three different Toad bugs out for a walk last week.