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9:45pm, Saturday 3rd June. A a performance of 'Insect' by 'Theater Titanick'.
The two halves joining together.
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Fighting over a cute little female fly, no doubt. This started life as a flame from Michael Bourne's Goldig script but it was joined by a few extra parts and a weighted field too.
Created with JWildfire 5.60 - Thanks so much Andreas!
Also, thanks to Michael Bourne for all your wonderful scripts.
Unable to ID this insect but it has a very distinctive eyes.
Photographed at RHS Wisley Gardens, Surrey, UK
Order: Diptera (True Flies).
Size: 4mm.
Range: Throughout the Northern Hemisphere.
Description: Found in temperate and tropical cattle-breeding regions, these blood-sucking insects spend most of their lives on cattle. They cluster on various parts of the cow's body; 1, 000 - 4, 000 can be found on a single cow, with reports of up to 10, 000. Females lay eggs in fresh manure; larve burrow in the dung.
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insect
n. member of a group of very small invertebrate animals having segmented bodies and three pairs of legs.
ID'd by @dendroica as possibly the larva of the Asian Multicolored Lady Beetle. There were a few of them on the dill I bought at the Olympia Farmers Market this morning. I shoo'd them into the front yard, so hopefully they'll find the aphids tasty.
We were watching these dragons flying and catching insects on the wing hardly ever landing but this one decided to have a break from fighting the wind