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This was a limited edition 12" LP on the German "Normal" label with a bonus 7". The only example I can think of where the bonus track is better than the other songs.
Artwork by Maura Jasper.
Freak Scene - 3:36
No Bones - 3:43
They Always Come - 4:37
Yeah We Know - 5:24
Let It Ride - 3:37
Pond Song - 2:53
Budge - 2:32
The Post - 3:38
Don't - 5:41
Throw Down - 0:49
I'm spending this week developing my professional web site (finally!), so I'm going to infill with some of the really groovy bug shots that I got on the weekend with my old friend LP.
I caught the photo of this beetle at Victoria's Bug Zoo on Jan 5th. They don't allow tripods, so I had to work hard to capture this shot handheld. Moving bugs, flare off glass enclosures, depth of field, and camera shake were my biggest challenges.
Very groovy viewed large.
Taken handheld with my Nikon D600 for 1/60th of a second at f/3.3, ISO 2000 with my Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 VR macro lens, using on-camera flash.
June, 2009. I just discovered that the girls have been taking numerous photos and videos and have been uploading them to their computer. Hence, very few people have seen them (not even me). H was recording hreself playing the piano when she spied a bug "that might have a stinger". This caused a bit of concern. . . . .
This is a view of the field of daisies that has sprouted up in my dad's front yard. No, we're not much into lawn maintenance, in case you were wondering! ;) I'll be posting another daisy photo tomorrow, which I actually prefer over this one. I also have a few photos from a lighthouse excursion from a few days ago that I've been working on processing. Nothing particularly spectacular, unfortunately...unless you're into badly blown highlights and ugly shadows!
Bugingham Palace (Est 2025) @ Chichester Cathedral, West Sussex.
"This bug hotel was created to mark Earth Day (22 April 2025) and the Cathedral's 950th anniversary, as a symbol of our commitment to sustainability and care for the natural world).
Built by the Cathedral's Estates team (Matt and Simon), with contributions from local school children, it was made using recycled materials from the Cathedral's grounds and designed to offer a safe and thriving home for insects and mini-beasts"
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The sharp orange-and-black plant bug is Orthotylus submarginatus. Plus a ground beetle (subfamily Alleculinae) and some shiny little beetles (to use the technical term :-) -- Scirtidae, I'm told. Came to a mercury vapor lamp around moist deciduous woods near a pond.
ok, there's some sort of bugs in "my" apt, and they, at some point, attacked me. it's FAR worse than any mosquito bite i ever had in terms of itchiness, and it's just awful. any time i scratch, they get MUCH bigger. any idea what they could be??? how do i make it better, other than lanacaine???
Mufida-Bugs
Awas, ada kutu loncat nih... hihi lucu.. menggemaskan
warna pilihan: merah, kuning
Price: Rp. 33,000.00
ich weiß nicht wie er heißt, aber er hat stillgehalten.... don´t know his name, but...
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Another stick bug shot. At rest, the front legs lay tight against the antennae, and it looks like a looong body with 4 legs. Or, like a little twig. I got him to move the front legs away from the antennae. Check out the head in the enlarged view.
It'd be nice to have a macro lens. But hey, it'd also be nice to have a pony.
I know EVERYONE says "HIT 'L' TO VIEW BIG AND ON BLACK LOL" but this one probably does deserve it. You can see its hairy little legs and stuff. Sweet.
Lots of bees in the meadow, and a couple of holly blue butterflies, plus some new arrivals: half a dozen dock bugs.