Insects

@MicroReylatos · 1 year ago

Today was a day different from all the others because worldwide it is the celebration of Rock Day and in the garden all the animals were excited and very excited to see everything that their companio...

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@MicroReylatos · 1 year ago

The wedding of the ant with the bumblebee

The wedding ceremony was held in a bed of wildflowers and was led by a wise and old moth. Though the day was warm, a cool breeze carried the aroma of honey from the nearby tree and rustled the petals...

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@bala41288 · 2 years ago

Natural mysteries connecting Physics with Biology

We all know that Albert Einstein is one of the greatest minds that ever lived in this world. His contribution to physics or science, in general, is astonishing. I recently read an article that inspire...

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@czakaelly · 2 years ago

I had a visitor

I was on my way yo the CR adn then this little guys jumped on my shirt. It's not a big moth so I was not afraid of it not got scared. In fact I was happy yo see such beauty late at night. By the wa...

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@zheanders · 2 years ago

Things You Probably Didn't Know About Insects

Insects are fascinating . They're tiny, they have wings , they live everywhere, and they're just so much fun to be around! But did you know that there are still some things about insects that you prob...

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@Valerian · 2 years ago

Young Mosquitos

Young mosquitos don't even bite. They are so small and harmless, but when they grow up, they will become a real nuisance. Did you know that mosquitos are the deadliest creatures on Earth? And they a...

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@yoieuqudniram · 2 years ago

Insects, Flowers and my Love

How are you all? I wish you are all happy I pray that God will guide us in everything that we do in life. For today's blog, let me share with you this one lovely day when I get to do what I like an...

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@Adrielle1214 · 2 years ago

A mushy butterflies

July 17,2022 Sometimes our busy life makes us forget to look around and appreciates the beauty within it. Most of the time we are focus on our work, responsibilities and on the road where we always p...

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@Valerian · 2 years ago

Cetonia aurata 🪲 in Macro

Cetonia aurata , also known as the rose chafer or rose beetle , is a beetle from the scarab family. These beautiful insects are a common sight in the summer and can be found on wildflowers, as we...

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@Valerian · 2 years ago

How Honeybee Apis Gathers Pollen, Nectar, and Propolis from Buds

Slow-motion footage of a honeybee collecting propolis, nectar, and pollen from different plants in a garden. Apis mellifera was shot in macro. You are going to see how the bee moves its hairy front...

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@Valerian · 2 years ago

🪰 Bombylius major

Boris had hard times this spring. Not only the prices for everything rose up, but the whole society went crazy due to the conflict. This was the first time he could come to his dacha this year. He lo...

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@randybueno1 · 2 years ago

alimentacion y nutricion animal

Les doy la bienvenida a este post, donde trataré temas de gran importancia como la búsqueda de alternativas de alimentación para nuestro ganado (cerdos, caprinos, aves, bovinos). Requieren excelente...

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@randybueno1 · 2 years ago

Cricket flour, food of tomorrow?

Algo que no hemos notado es que el consumo de insectos se está volviendo cada día más popular en los países occidentales. Esta nueva corriente culinaria ha sido un rescate a las tradiciones de los paí...

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@nyOkiZz · 2 years ago

Green Caterpillars!

Hello my dear readers! There is a plant beside my uncle's house where I always see caterpillars there. Especially when it has a lot green leaves. Because the caterpillars like to eat its leaves. T...

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@nyOkiZz · 2 years ago

Green Bug!

Hello readers! I just want to share to you guys some pictures of an insect that I have encountered. This is an insect that has green color all around its body. It was very hard to notice because of...

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@nyOkiZz · 2 years ago

A Giant Horsefly

Hello my dear readers! How are you today? I just want to share my macro shots of a horsefly that I saw on a corn at the farm. I was just looking around at our corn plants at the farm when I saw thi...

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@nyOkiZz · 2 years ago

Leaf eater!

I went to the farm to get some squash flowers and squash fruit to be cooked for dinner. As I walk along the squash field, squash beetle are flying away. There a lot them on the squash leaves. Squash b...

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@nyOkiZz · 2 years ago

Killer Spider of the Natureverse

Hello readers! I'm here to share again some pictures that I captured from our nature. If the human world has spidermans, nature has also got many badass spiders. Just like this one. I saw this gree...

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@nyOkiZz · 2 years ago

Nature Photography #3 - nyOkiZz

For the continuation of may nature photography I want to share some pictures of an animal I usually see when I was a kid. And this is the Click Beetle. When I was a kid, I used to play with this bee...

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@Rezanur · 2 years ago

Insect Photography (Day-3)

Hello my dear lovely friends. Hope everyone is good and I am also good today. Today the day was not productive at all but in the night it was little productive. As I reached almost $2 in my Insect P...

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@isaias · 2 years ago

El mundo de los inceptos

¿Te gustaría probar un taco de saltamontes? Puede parecerte repugnante, pero los insectos son una importante fuente de alimento en muchos lugares del planeta. Grillos, hormigas, saltamontes y otros...

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@nyOkiZz · 2 years ago

Nature Photography #1 - by nyOkiZz

I went to the farm to search for insects to photograph. While I was walking around the farm fields. I saw this little insect flying around a grass flower. I guess it is trying to perched on the flowe...

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@Itsfarah · 2 years ago

Let's appreciate little creatures

Hi everyone! Are you watching this? Yeh this one! Absolutely this...in front of your eyes...is my worst enemy...This yellow wasp..!!! Image source Yesterday I was sitting in my garden to ha...

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@Lucifer01 · 3 years ago

Insectography

Date: 2nd Day of November, 2021 Tuesday New month, new start. New days & new goals. Wow! We are at the edge of the year & now we are all set to embrace the new year. Relax dear, I am not going to sta...

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@Bloghound · 3 years ago

You Crazy Little Abal-Abal

Hmmm... that moment when : You think someone is knocking at the door, you open it and get hit in the face by a flying beetle lol. Well, hello there lovely people. This blog was kind of a last-minut...

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@antoniarhuiz · 3 years ago

Critters that live in your house, garden and yard Know Them!

A few days ago I commented that here in Margarita, Nueva Esparta, Venezuela I have seen a certain number of animals. Well, some of them are bugs, which are technically called insects. Animals are c...

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@Cineholic · 3 years ago

Oxygen Caused Giant Insects!

Last day one of my colleague was absent from school. I engaged his class. His students asked me about my favorite subject and l said "Science". They asked me a reason and replied that "science" fascin...

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@VoluntaryJapan · 3 years ago

The So-Called 'Murder Hornets' of Asia: Are They as Nasty as Their Reputation?

note: this piece of content appears exclusively on read.cash and hive.blog Asian Giant Hornets: is the 'murder' rap justified? They certainly don't look too friendly, but there is a bit of myth and...

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@antoniarhuiz · 3 years ago

Catch it, if you can!!!! The grasshopper

Have you ever tried to catch a grasshopper or held one in your hand? It is difficult to catch one because they are quick to jump. These days my husband caught one, so I could take pictures of it; he k...

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@sembrandounpais · 3 years ago

Floricultura Ecológica, Un Paraíso para las Abejas

La penetración de prácticas Agroecológicas que permiten controlar plagas y hongos con productos biológicos, son cada vez un hecho más notable en todos los campos a nivel mundial, cierto es que aún f...

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