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Is it a resurgence of Bugs? I'm spotting more and more of these on the streets where I live. Better gas mileage or what other causes for reemergence of these funny looking cars.
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Brokenbacked bug, possibly Taylorilygus apicalis a species of Miridae (Hemiptera Heteroptera) on Autumn Scrub Daisy, Olearia paucidentata. Talbot Road Reserve, Swan View, Western Australia, May 2012.
Here's to show what long antennas that Timmerman bug, Acanthocinus aedilis, has. Don't look very practical, huh?
Visit Amazing Hong Kong | Victoria Peak or The Peak on Hong Kong Island
Locally called The Peak, officially called Victoria Peak but administratively it is called Mount Austin, 552m or 1,811 ft in height, historically home to the very wealthy since the late 19th Century, US$100 - US$150 Million + homes are very common, the most expensive house (The Pink House on Pollocks Path) sold for US$410 Million in 2017. (Now demolished)
Fabulous skyline views of Victoria Harbour and the City are why The Peak should be your number one priority to visit and it is served by the iconic Peak Tram ( Funicular Railway ). The highest viewing point for the iconic city view is from the Peak Tower (428m or 1,400ft) and roughly the same for a point on Lugard Road which joins up with Harlech Road to circle The Peak.
The Iconic and world famous Peak Tram which has been running since 1888 re-opened for business on 27th August 2022 after a major upgrade covering every area of the "attraction" including almost doubling the capacity of the tram by using brand new carriages the new 6th Generation Green Tram has a capacity of 210 passengers.up from 120.
☛ I have prepared very detailed How To Get To guides for 3 major attractions at Victoria Peak should you wish to explore on your own, they are image and information heavy and work very well on mobile phones.
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The most astonishing Hong Kong city view is from a very specific point on Lugard Road (called the Lugard Road Lookout) roughly a 20 minute scenic walk from the Peak Tower (ish), closely followed by a specific point on Barker Road, nice views can still be had from the Peak Tower (requires a hefty payment) the Peak Galleria (free) and the Lion’s Pavilion (free) - there is NO city or harbour view from Victoria Peak Garden.
... and did I mention the night view of the City? On a clear night the view from any location mentioned above is quite staggering and from the Lugard Road Lookout it takes your breath away.
The best views occur in the Hong Kong summer from May to September with beautiful clear and sunny days particularly in July and August and naturally it is 32oC ish (90oF) with 90% humidity! Autumn and Winter in Hong Kong can be grey, cool, cloudy but on sunny days - WOW! Spring can be humid and very foggy - bear in mind even on grey cloudy days it can still be very clear at The Peak.
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Wee little spider I found in the kitchen. It's close to winter here, so I took advantage and had a little photo op with this guy.
Hand knit using Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino in Lime (030) - it's very green indeed :o)
Used the Rib Roy Tank pattern by Sublime.
Nikkoh-Shirane-san(mountain) Hiking Course,Tone-gun(county) Gunma-ken(Prefecture), Japan
群馬県利根郡(ぐんまけん とねぐん) 日光白根山(にっこうしらねさん) 史跡・自然散策路(しせき・しぜんさんさくろ)
Panorpa ?
“Bugs Salcido is a southwest cult hero”.
This is what Robin Hitchcock told MTV viewers in 1988, after seeing him perform in San Francisco.
Israeli dragonflies look like ancient creatures, perhaps friends of the dinosaurs. This, however, does not stop them from landing on modern-day backpacks! A cool photo for anyone who loves bugs. Sure to be a hit with little boys as a room decoration.
I personally have always been fascinated by bugs. In 1st grade, I used to befriend and talk to bees on the playground. This was after I learned that I could collect the exoskeletons of cicadas, which I did regularly. I once went to a camp where I had to put pins through bugs and make a display with them. This upset me very much, as I prefer not to kill things. I think photography provides a much nicer way of capturing living things than killing them and putting them on display!
This is an 8x10 photograph.
Pagasa sp. Found at Spring Green Preserve SNA in south west-central Wisconsin. Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA.
Found in high quality sandy prairie. I don't know if they killed the stink bug or were scavenging it.
Single exposure, slightly cropped, handheld, in situ. Canon MT-24EX flash unit, Ian McConnachie diffuser.
Novelty bug cupcakes custom made to order for a 3rd birthday party. Featuring snails, caterpillars, dragonflies, ladybirds and bumble bees.