Cicada are pretty interesting. Is it every 7 yrs that they appear?
Don’t go in the tall grass....
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Cicada are pretty interesting. Is it every 7 yrs that they appear?
I have been fortunate up to this year... I have a fair bit of land with heavy wooded areas which means daddy long legs, brown recluse, and wolf spiders. This is in addition to the fox, coyote, deer, opossum, ground hogs, raccoons, and other small critters.
I wore shorts and steel toed boots while working in the forest. Somehow a brown recluse or wolf spider got in my boot and had a field day with my pinkie toe. 2 months later and I'm still dealing with it. So as the post says... don't go in the tall grass.
I wore shorts and steel toed boots while working in the forest. Somehow a brown recluse or wolf spider got in my boot and had a field day with my pinkie toe. 2 months later and I'm still dealing with it. So as the post says... don't go in the tall grass.
If you love mantis, look at this google 3D live images, they are awesome, and yes, don't forget to zoom in!!
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Thanks! I actually stumbled on the 3D Cicada and saved it pretty cool .
Depending on the type it is anywhere from 2-17yrs!
I believe the one I took a picture of is a northern dusk singing cicada.
Oh man! That sounds awful ?
That's what I get for being comfortable over practical. Next time will be pants even if it is over 90.
After seeing several ticks on my last hike, I am with you on that. A result of my brothers insect interest are a pair of eagle eyes, I see all the ants and little critters running around. Some of them can be seen here:
Hi All, This particular post/thread is most interesting topic/post I have ever read and studied. I spent 3 hours reading and enjoying all posts and pictures, You all guys are TRUE animal lovers, I hope I could be in that extent, but I am sure, having and reading all your posts, all your observations, knowledge and love to these spectacular guys, will make me more affectionate person towards wildlife.
Well, I do enjoy these creatures and have a full respect towards them, the only thing I need to work on is my fear to them, specially insects...some venom species which I can't identify...
I do enjoy the google 3D animals and insects here... If you don't know, here is how to use 3D augmentation reality, and place them in your room....
Leiodidae: take a closer look. Tap to learn more on Google.
Scroll down and tap on "view in 3D" and enjoy 3D view with 360 degree, then click in "view in your space"... And there they are with you virtually on your lap or in your room..
Google adding new animals in 3D augmentation day after day, and yes, Google team is creative for sure!!
Hope you like this google thing and sorry if I am posting it again (I guess I post the same thing in replying to one of our Member here!)
Enjoy, have a great weekend...
Well, I do enjoy these creatures and have a full respect towards them, the only thing I need to work on is my fear to them, specially insects...some venom species which I can't identify...
I do enjoy the google 3D animals and insects here... If you don't know, here is how to use 3D augmentation reality, and place them in your room....
Leiodidae: take a closer look. Tap to learn more on Google.
Google Search
www.google.com
Scroll down and tap on "view in 3D" and enjoy 3D view with 360 degree, then click in "view in your space"... And there they are with you virtually on your lap or in your room..
Google adding new animals in 3D augmentation day after day, and yes, Google team is creative for sure!!
Hope you like this google thing and sorry if I am posting it again (I guess I post the same thing in replying to one of our Member here!)
Enjoy, have a great weekend...
