Showing posts with label insects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label insects. Show all posts

Friday, September 28, 2018

Loss of Insects Reported Worldwide

     In a recent article in the Post Gazette's Health & Science section, it was reported that insects have been disappearing at a dramatic pace.  This news is devastating to all world citizens. 


     I love photographing all bugs.  I am sharing some of the different ones I have found out and about.







Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Leaf Shadows

Anteater

Bend and Stretch

Caterpiller

Eiffel Tower

 Wooly Mammoth      
Last weekend, we had sunny weather for my exercise effort in the mornings.  I was totally distracted by the wonderful shapes cast by the leaves' shadows.  Today, I will just see puddles!

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Mayflies at the Plaza


Two mayflies reflected in a store window at the plaza.  Living in the river most of their lives, fish love these morsels of insect delight!  They have to be quick though, mayflies only live for a few hours once they fly.  

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Potter County Weekend June, 2011


Community


Interweaving Species


Red Leaf and Insect


Fog Mountain


Shutter

A quick, first trip to the cabin this weekend.  The usual winter clean-up followed by photography shoots and time with Jim - Cornish game hens and spinach cooked to perfection topped off by an aromatic cigar!  We even had a snapping turtle laying eggs in the field this morning while having our coffee; until I hit her with a golf ball!!  More pictures in a later post.

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Potter County Summer Trip

Three Blind Mice

Lichen Action Figure

Stump

The eastern coast hot spell was evident while we were in Potter County, PA. It was hot, hot, hot! I never thought I would be glad we got an air conditioner for the cabin, but I was. Enough on the the weather..... the birds were quiet, there were very few bugs and it was great to read on the porch, take pictures and look for heart rocks in the creek. And yes, I spent some time removing unwanted residents. More in flickr photostream.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Thistle

Flying In

Thistle Silk

Yesterday morning while 'trudging' in the neighborhood, I stopped to photograph a big patch of thistle. Most of it has gone to seed, but there were a few surprises. More in the flickr photostream.