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aletheiafelinea) wrote2012-08-03 07:59 pm
aletheiafelinea) wrote2012-08-03 07:59 pm
Photos: visitors
When it's raining, one has all sorts of guests...
The first photo from 24 July, the two latter from 26 July.
You let such ill-mannered git in, it's crouching a few hours somewhere in a corner, and then rattling half of night all over your ceiling. Ladybirds are ill-bred these days, really.
On the other hand, some flies are good in polite pretending that they don't notice ill-mannered, nosy, amateur photographers.
And this is a female Common Scorpionfly (Panorpa communis). If you're about to ask, yes, she's gazing at the lens. First she didn't notice it or didn't mind, but after a while, she turned her head and watched; a long, calm, observant look. I recommend the full view for details.
The first photo from 24 July, the two latter from 26 July.
You let such ill-mannered git in, it's crouching a few hours somewhere in a corner, and then rattling half of night all over your ceiling. Ladybirds are ill-bred these days, really.
On the other hand, some flies are good in polite pretending that they don't notice ill-mannered, nosy, amateur photographers.
And this is a female Common Scorpionfly (Panorpa communis). If you're about to ask, yes, she's gazing at the lens. First she didn't notice it or didn't mind, but after a while, she turned her head and watched; a long, calm, observant look. I recommend the full view for details.
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Tsk! And I always thought ladybirds were such nice well brought up creatures.
Amazing photographs!
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