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This is a ro (silk gauze) Nagoya obi (a style of woman's sash) from the late Taisho period (1920s). It depicts a variety of insects that are commonly kept as pets in Japan including, Bell-Ring Crickets, Bush-Crickets or Katydids, Long-headed Locusts and Grass Larks .
The Coral Pink Sand Dunes tiger beetle is one of the rarest insects in the US, found only in the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park in Utah.
Loni found an insect on the door to the cottage when we arrived.
We didn’t know what it was, but it was so unusual and pretty to us that I snapped a picture. It’s smaller than it appears here, as this was an extreme closeup of it.
copulation at Spring ( NL )
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I have a large piece of plywood that leans against my house out back. Right near the porch light which is on all night long. So lots of insects are attracted to the light. I use my camera with flash to document what shows up. Got a stink bug lifer at 9:10 pm. This will make my 12 species of stink bug to photograph in DFW.
Green Burgundy Stink Bug (Banasa dimidiata)
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Swamp Milkweed with some Butterfly Weed in the background, as well as a couple pairs of amorous Large Milkweed Beetles.
The largest bumblebee in the uk very similar to B. lucorum but a distinguishing point is the buff-coloured tail that shows clearly in the last 3 of this series. B. lucorum has a clear white tail. I watched this queen bee stumbling clumsily along on the ground clearly in a great hurry. It was looking for a site to make its nest. It needed a place where it could get a ready supply of flowers for pollen and nectar close at hand and in succession. Our garden was one such place providing it could find a comfy undisturbed corner, perhaps in a disused mouse or vole hole.
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The third solar term falls around 5 March when the sun reaches the celestial longitude of 345 degrees. The weather starts to get warmer and thunder of spring awakens the insects.
There is a custom of eating pears on the day of Insects Awaken. Maintain a light diet by eating food rich in plant-based protein and fresh vegetables, such as bamboo shoots, spinach, Chinese celery, chicken, egg, milk, aloe, summer radish, bitter gourd, Malabar spinach, rapeseed, Chinese yam, lotus seed and white fungus. In spring, when nature invigorates, it is better to sleep and wake up early. A leisurely walk can keep you healthy and your spirits up.
I was delighted to see several young Praying mantis in the tall weeds at the edge of my yard. This fellow was in the process of trying to leave when i snapped his photo
A bee fly is sunning itself on the faux GWR fence at Hall Green Station.
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The picture was made using macro setting, the distance between the subject and the camera lens was approx 9cm.
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