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I think people underestimate how much I want them to use it/it's for me. Like talk about me like a scary cryptid you found in your backyard. Or a weird bug in your shower. Or a strange fossil of a species you just discovered.
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almost grabbed a fistful of mantis at the post office today… he’s working. a certified mail bug 📫✉️🪲🙏
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we should all cheer when fat grub shows up
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friends asked me to draw a bee with a binky here you guys can have it too
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Was handling one of my beebles this afternoon. I can't get over how their little feets feel! I love these little guys so much. I rarely hold them but when I do it's always a treat.
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Smol carolina mantis that lives in our biggest flowerpot. Probably like 5th instar? I hope it gets lots of bugs
@onenicebugperday thought you would enjoy this babie. Seems like im sending in/pinging you with mantis pics and vids every summer lol
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[PHOTOS TAKEN: JUNE 17TH, 2025 | Image IDs: Two photos of a black and red eastern lubber grasshopper nymph on the end of a human finger /End IDs.]
Little guy's still young here, but probably about halfway to that big final molt!
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"The Protector", a mother centipede pendant designed and glass blown by Jessica Tsai
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everyone should at least try to unlearn the fear of bugs (basically all arthropods) its super awesome actually.
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My wife found a cicada nymph this evening! She had to rush me outside to see it. What a lucky find! She named it Stacy. if you listen closer you can hear my wife narrate at the end. "Ponderous..."
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Made a lil friend on my walk to work today :)




Image Description: Four photos of a Common Green June Beetle (Cotinis nitida) from various angles, crawling on a white hand and on a sidewalk. It is bright green and orange, and very shiny. End ID.
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Black-tipped darner (Aeshna tuberculifera)


The genus Aeshna, or mosaic darners, contains many similar-looking species found in temperate and boreal regions across the Northern Hemisphere. If you live in the northern US or Canada, many of the large, fast dragonflies seen flying in swarms in late summer and fall belong to this genus.
A. tuberculifera is one of the largest Aeshna in North America, and in my opinion might be the coolest looking- just look at the turquoise on his thorax stripes!
(Massachusetts, 7/31/25)
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Look at this big fat slug I found! What an absolute cutie. I believe it's a yellow cellar slug. I gave it some yummies to munch on when I relocated it to a safer spot outside.
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