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Poor guy. He doesn't realize no bugs are coming his way.
3 exposure HDR.
I didn't realize how ratty this fixture looked until I took this photo. Afterwards I bought a new one but that started the usual snowball effect that ends in cursing when I try to do a home project.
The wood behind the fixture was rotten so I had to fix that. Then the new fixture was too tall and hit an awning thingy right above it so I had to go back and get another smaller one but while I'm at Home Depot my $20 sunglasses fall out of my pocket somewhere so I had to stop at WalMart and buy another pair. Then I get home and realize that the smaller fixture doesn't have a photo sensor and on and on and on......aaarrrgghh!!
www.stvincent.edu/wpnr | The Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve at Saint Vincent College hosted its annual Bug Camp for 5-6 year olds (with an adult). Campers search for butterflies, spiders, dragonflies, bees, beetles, and more!
Special gluten-free cake made to celebrate the nasty software bug my husband and his coworkers 'defeated' just in time for their big monthly meeting. This was my first (almost successful) attempt at making my own fondant for the cake drape (because the commercial stuff has ingredients with gluten in it). Bug-Slayer Man (who no one had the heart to eat) is made with (much easier to work with) commercial fondant tinted with gel food coloring.
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???
Splat! We take no prisoners. Flies, mossies, gnats, midges- anything that gets in the way of our Chevvy- we splat!
We're back in Colorado now at Durango. About to ride the Historic Durango- Silverton railroad.
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.
Bug Light about to face one of its countless Nor'easter storms. Formally called Portland Breakwater Lighthouse. Completed in 1875, this is one of the handful of lights around Portland Harbor, Maine. The coolest thing about this light house is that the exterior is made of cast iron!
More history here:
www.lighthouse.cc/portlandbreakwater/history.html
Thanks for the C&C's. Enjoy!
Lightning Bug Jubilee, Brookside Nature Center, June 17, 2018. Photos - Marilyn Sklar, Montgomery Parks.