Fahim’s sister and her children were in town for Eid. Naturally, with three children old enough to walk/run/look at everything around, we saw this bug. I’ve photographed this type of bug before, but this is my favourite picture of it. Please feel free to comment and critique. Similar Posts: Chernobyl Beetle! Are you ready...
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My poor lime tree. Okay, it’s really my mother in law’s lime tree – she planted it and cared for it for its first bunch of years. But in my heart, the lime tree is mine. I love limes and wish this tree would reach the point where it was mature enough to bear...
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Every now and then, we have bugs that voluntarily die. Old age, maybe. This one landed on my kitchen counter and, well, how could I resist photographing him? Similar Posts: Random Events on 2009-08-08 I am a terrible, terrible wife. Gross Cooking Day Project #365 Day 10 Where’s the Fire? Day 33/#365 One Flew...
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Okay, so he’s probably never been to Chernobyl, or, really, out of this country, so I’m being a leetle beet inaccurate in the title. But look at him! If it’s a him – I don’t know beetle anatomy well enough. If he’s even a beetle… Ack! Just. Look. And, you know, if you know...
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I told Michele, when I met her at OSC, about the bug infestation problem, along with making curried mung beans, and she suggested that I lay out the mung beans on a tray and put it into the full sun. The bugs will just crawl or walk or fly away. You’re kidding! Nope, she...
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