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The green flies (Lucilia cuprina), these had a type of communication that we ignored, but it seemed entertaining.
Thanks for your visits and comments.
La mosca verde (Lucilia cuprina), estas tenian un tipo de comunicación que ignoramos, pero pareció entretenida.
Gracias por vuestras visitas y comentarios.
Time flies,
After a hot summer, so the cows weren't out much,
It was too hot and too dry.
Now we have wolves in the area. Which means the ladies have to get in on time.
The weather is getting colder, so the grazing season is almost over.
So next year hope the wolves stay away.
Several sheep, cows and a pony have already been attacked and died of their injuries.
A concern for now and the future
Greetings Caroline and the farm animals
Generally quite dark compared to other orb web spiders and can be found close to water where their webs are spun on fencing, buildings and bridges and rarely on vegetation. Close to a river near me where I live a river flows under a road in a tunnel these Orbweb spiders can be found and seen in their webs close to the lights that help to light up the pathway where they have the best of both worlds, warmth from the lights where I have even seen the adults spiders here in February with snow outside and plus their prey such as moths and flies are attracted to the lights also. Its amazing to see their webs so close together and not eating each other, nature can be truly amazing at times.
Delta Maconi Chrissy
Hello everyone
the fly is pfffffffff
Annoying always .
I treat them with Butox pour-on very very good stuff !
6 weeks almost no flies
Not yet treated this cow
thanks for all the comments for
Olympic Gold Levi
much appreciated
Have a nice Happy week !
greetings all the animals on the farm
Caroline
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This little male Pied Wagtail looks like he has been in quite a scrap and is missing the tips of two wing feathers .
The image was taken as he flew across the return trail where he was catching flies .
Just a few a forest of Fly Agaric below National Trusts Park Coppice near Coniston in the Lake District.
火車可以買回程票
但人生旅途只有單程票，有去無回
坐火車可以知道下一站是哪裡
但人生的旅途你永遠不知道哪裡是下一站
火車錯過了，還可以再等下一班
但人生旅途中的時間與機會錯過了，則不能再重來
(攝於新竹竹東)
Twiggall flies are tiny, just 1/6 inch long. They lay their eggs in the growing tips of aspen twigs. When the eggs hatch, the larvae consume the soft growing tissues. The tree responds by forming a gall, which inadvertently protects the chewing larvae from predators. The galls are small, about 13 mm long and 8 mm wide. But they keep growing, even after the flies escape from the galls. Years later, the tiny galls have grown to lumps and bumps and girdling bands, as seen here.
Whether Snowy Egrets learned their fly fishing technique from the numerous terns that ply the waters of Horsepen Bayou or they developed it independently, it is an exceptionally impressive if not exceptionally efficient form of feeding.
I'll die with the black flies picking my bones in North Ontario-io, in North Ontario... Is the only thing that comes to mind when I look at my Northern Ontrario pictures from last summer.
Built in 1974 for the Ontario Nortland, SD40-2 1735 Still looks amazing at 47 years of age. She was assigned pretty much all of summer 2021 on Ditcher №1, seen here tied-down for the night at Kapuskasing.
Here's the song in question, be aware ; It's catchy!
Pic By Pammy
Taken At Vuk Sim Black And White
So you got a little heartbreak
Feeling like a dumb chump
Laying in left field
Can't believe you got dumped
Everything gone wrong
But you're listening to the right song
Grab yourself a cheap seat
Floating or flying
Anything southbound
Heading to the islands
Grab a little white sand
Maybe get your blues tanned
Riptides rippin'
The sunset's dippin'
You smile that smile
Keep on sippin'
Time flies
Sitting in the sun
When you're feeling numb
Time flies
When you're having rum
Yeah, you find a little beach bar
Down on the water
Sail away the Captain
Feeling Jolly Roger
Talking to a cutie
Heading for the booty
Riptides rippin'
The sunset's dippin'
You smile that smile
You'll be saying
Time flies
Sitting in the sun
Yeah, when you're getting some
Time flies
When you're having rum
Yeah
Riptides rippin'
The sunset's dippin'
You smile that smile
You'll be saying
Time flies
Yeah, when your in the sun
Yeah, when you're feeling numb
Time flies
The spindle that holds the arms of a small wall clock in place. It's the only clock in the house that isn't encased in glass - so I can get in really close!
The base of the spindle measures just 1cm across. Shot with the Lensbaby Sweet 50 optic and an 8mm macro ring.
For the Macro Monday challenge "Made of Metal” (February 6th 2023)
My 2023 set: Here
Lensbaby Sweet 50: Here
If you are interested in the Lensbaby and how it works there's more (off Flickr) on my Inedita website.
More about the Sweet 50 optic Here
More about the whole Lensbaby systemHere
previous years of the Macro Mondays challenge:
My 2022 set: Here
My 2021 set: Here
My 2020 set: Here
My 2019 set: Here
My 2018 set: Here
My 2017 set: Here
My 2016 set: Here
My 2015 set: Here
My 2014 set: Here
My 2013 set: Here
I took this shot because I found it interesting the way the runner was speeding past the clock with no hands. I was lucky that the elderly lady on her scooter was passing at the same time so that I could also contrast how time flies and ages us all. This was taken in Memorial Park, Basingstoke.
HIHD, Should have had my camera out yesterday two very tiny flys were at it on the window - When down came a spider and I'm afraid yup you guessed it got one! The other thought it had escaped - but in its haste to flee quickly flew straight into the web - At least they went with a smile lol!
I see Western Kingbirds far less often than their close relatives, the Eastern species, so I was happy to find a pair nesting in my neighbourhood this spring. One morning in late June I spent some time watching them catch flies on my neighbour's property, and one obliged me by resting for a few minutes on a low branch, allowing me to shoot a dozen or more frames.
This is the first of three shots of neighbourhood birds. The next two will be from my backyard. I am already feeling nostalgic for them, as the southbound migration has begun: we are losing species every week. No more nighthawks. Blackbirds are flocking. Shorebirds are on the move. Next month the small passerines will be passing through - warbler, sparrows, vireos. Stay tuned...
Photographed in Val Marie, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2022 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch I spotted these two lovebirds. I did a google search but never found anything like this so I have no clue what they are. They seem to be in abundance this year and from the looks of things, maybe even more so next year! LOL Update: Thank you Brad Hamel for the ID, these are Gold Backed Snipe Flies!