As you can see in two of these images above the dragonflies tails are pointing straight up. You're asking "Why dragonfly do that"? The answer is that it's not just a tail, it's their abdomen. Dragonfly breathe through their abdomen. By pointing their tail straight up is their way to reduce the exposure of their abdomen to the sun. If you notice that sometimes they have a cooler looking abdomen, that means cooler air drawn in. If it looks warmer meaning warmer air drawn in.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Why Dragonflies Point Their Tails Straight Up?
As you can see in two of these images above the dragonflies tails are pointing straight up. You're asking "Why dragonfly do that"? The answer is that it's not just a tail, it's their abdomen. Dragonfly breathe through their abdomen. By pointing their tail straight up is their way to reduce the exposure of their abdomen to the sun. If you notice that sometimes they have a cooler looking abdomen, that means cooler air drawn in. If it looks warmer meaning warmer air drawn in.
Labels:
American dragonflies,
American Dragonfly,
blue dasher,
blue tailed dragonfly,
Creature,
Dragonflies,
dragonfly abdomen,
dragonfly closeup,
dragonfly macro,
dragonfly tail,
insects,
Louisiana Dragonfly,
Pest
Friday, September 28, 2012
Squirrel At The Backyard
Such have a beautiful weather today, it's so pretty outside so me and my husband with our two little boys went oustide and have fun. A few moments later, this squirrel showed up and my husband got the camera as fast as he could and start shooting.
My husband took these photos, and I just enhanced them a little bit.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Close Up Photos Of A Stink Bug
This might be stinky as it looks but when I took these shots I really didn't smell anything. I used macro both of these shots.
Other name of stink bug is brown marmorated stink bug. This insect belong to the family of Pentatomidae. This bug is native to China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan. This brown marmorated stink bug is considered to be an agricultural pest because they can create large populations, which feed on crops (damaging production) and they are resistant to many pesticides.
They are a threat to soybeans, native and ornamental trees, cotton, corn, vines, shrubs, weeds, and many cultivated crops.
OTHER NAMES:
- Green stink bug - Acrosternum hilare
- Brown marmorated stink bug - Halyomorpha halys
- Southern green stink bug - Nezara viridula
- Rice stink bug - Oebalus pugnax
- Forest bug - Pentatoma rufipes
Labels:
Agricultural pest,
bug,
Creature,
Flyer,
insect,
Insecta,
Nature,
Pest,
squash eater,
stink bug,
stink bug scientific names,
stinky,
ugly
Monday, June 18, 2012
Orange Creature
I don't know what's the name of this creature. It looks like an Aphid but not sure if it is one. The last time I saw an Aphid it was a green one.
Let me say today, I'm a little lazy to do a little search about this creature.
Labels:
Agricultural pest,
Animal,
crawl,
Crawler,
Creature,
insect,
Insecta,
Invertebrate,
Nature,
Orange creature,
Orange worm,
Pest,
Types of insect
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