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The most amusing thing is this IS exactly how the BBC report on practically everything.
this was exactly like watching the BBC news oh my god
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What the heck? I leave for a while and suddenly hearts fly out when I like a post?
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Ball Pythons from Boa Republic. I actually liked the Bumble Bee a bit more than it usually tend to like Bumble Bees in general, had a lot of nice white on it’s sides and the colour was decent. The Champagnes were really gorgeous though, not sure how much you can tell but the heads were super orange and they had a bit more pattern to them, which is good because I like my Champs that way.
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The delight on my face at this gifset very closely mirrors the delight on Andy Dwyer’s face. OMG.
WAIT, COULSON LIVES?!
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THEY FIXED MY SHOWER HOLY SHIT
THE WATER PRESSURE IS INCREDIBLE
I FEEL CLEAN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A WEEK
I’M GONNA GO HUG MY LANDLORD
Odonata, Libellulidae, Plathemis. Common Whitetail, Plathemis lydia. This is a male. It’s very easily found across North America. I caught this one live, it took me over a half hour standing in a mud bank with an absurdly tiny net.
The last photo shows the ‘sock’ vein structure that is characteristic of Libellulids. This specimen is from last summer. I’m sure his competition was happy to see him carted off and impaled (watching the aerial dogfights between the males is always fun).
Reblogging from my insect blog for the new followers on my main blog to remind you guys that I have an insect blog and I post photos of insects on it.
And sometimes spiders.
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