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Samstag Mittag im Wildgehege Waldshut-Tiengen ein einsames Blatt im Zaun.
Saturday noon in Wildgehege Waldshut-Tiengen a lonely leaf in the fence.
Compositionally Challenged Week 31 - Light and Texture
Bright sunshine just about edge-on to the leaf. Shot with in-camera Black and White film simulation. Cropped and darkened in Photoscape,
Arthropod. Unlike grasshoppers and crickets, both male and female katydids make sounds by rubbing their forewings (front wings) together to “sing” to each other. Katydids hear each other with ears on their front legs. They just have to move their front legs to hear in any direction! Katydids spend most of their time at the tops of trees where most of the leaves are, and they can jump up to 20 times their body length!
Leaf from the Bullocks Heart tree. (This is what my mother called it but I cannot find anything by that name that looks like this).The actual leaf is heat shaped with this spider web mesh of red veins.
The Leaf-footed Bug (Bitta flavolineata) emits a foul scent and displays warning colours to predators.