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Good grief, how did so many ladybirds appear in one place?Explanation required! Was it the annual ladybird reunion? Had they heard there were some particularly juicy insects in this very spot? Were floodwaters lapping round the bottom of the rock?
ReplyDeleteIt's my local village pub in Wales.
ReplyDeleteNo, it was in Muir Woods in California. I don't know how they made them stay in one place like that.
For a briefly horrific moment I thought that was a huge macro shot and misread the title as 'Pubic Display of Affection'.
ReplyDeleteGet a room!
ReplyDeleteIf Caligula was a ladybird...
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ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, Conan, Snap!
ReplyDeleteThey look squishy. Ladyburds rawk.
Wowsers! This is one awesome photo!
ReplyDeleteThankees!
ReplyDeleteEw, pubic ladybirds. Ew, ew, ew.
they must be lucky, because you're blonking again (and none too soon!)
ReplyDeleteWhere I live (central/northern California) we get swarms of ladybugs like that pretty often. Its like they just pick a spot and all congregate for a Love Fest, thousands of them. When I was young I would put them in jars and then release them on my mom's plants so they would eat the aphids. Lovely photo Annie!
ReplyDeleteあなたの精神年齢を占ってみよう！当サイトは、みんなの「精神年齢度」をチェックする性格診断のサイトです。精神年齢度には、期待以上の意外な結果があるかも？？興味がある方はぜひどうぞ
ReplyDelete今まで同い年や年下としか付き合ったことなくて疲れてしまいました…優しくリードしてくれるような大人の男性に憧れます。 ayu-cha@docomo.ne.jpよかったらメールしてみてください。
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