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trying on a metaphor

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Christmas in July, as they say...

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Evil weevil listening to the Beatles and watching Weebl
Relaxing after a long day working on its world domination plans.
Official ominous sign
What having depression feels like sometimes
A very pretty lime hawk-moth (Mimas tiliae) I found on my porch at night.
Hanging thief caught in the act! This shot is so cinematic despite having had the sun in my eyes, unable to see my screen

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yellow bugz :>
Whiskered Auklets (Aethia pygmaea), family Alcidae, order Charadriiformes, off of Adak Island in the Central Aleutians, Alaska
photographs by Marc Kramer
i tried to be funny and it backfired miserably
it’s 2014 it’s time we moved on as a nation and stop reblogging this
every person who reblogs this in 2015 is gonna get their ass kicked by yours truly
We’s gonna be rebloggin this ‘til the sun explodes.
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every time someone says they wish all parasites would go extinct i place another worm in their digestive tract, don't say you want parasites to go extinct around me or im doing this to you to
do you like parasites/parasitoids?
i love them
i like them
neutral
i dislike them
i hate them
feel free to elaborate as to why you picked the option that you did!
Parasites are so neat! Since parasitism is often specific and targeted rather than generalist, I love the idea of them being used for biological control. Like parasites are the main hope for controlling invasive inverts and plants efficiently (when coupled with other measures). I really like the idea of parasites fucking up invasive wildlife and ornamental non-native plants only while ignoring all native wildlife. But I also like all parasites. The idea of something adapted specifically to fuck up someone else for survival is so neat to me.
And since parasitism is not a popular concept in the general public and the specific nature of parasitism means they are more likely to be very diverse (and therefore difficult to ID), many parasites are quite under-recorded, especially parasitic/parasitoid inverts. So I get to have a lot of crazy rare or under-recorded stuff from randomly stumbling into a parasite. Like currently I am into plant pathogens and most plant pathogens in the world are under-recorded. You can relatively easily discover a new plant pathogen species even in somewhere typically over-recorded in terms of wildlife like UK! Reminds me that I need to send my fungus-infected invasive Buddleja leaves to a researcher so she can determine the range of the species and if it is a species new to science (it likely is).
My spark plant is a parasite (thyme broomrape, rare in UK), so I definitely enjoy parasites more than many people :)
if i was in an alien movie i'd be luring the xenomorph into a hot wok and adding chili, garlic, ginger, shaoxin wine, scallions, white pepper and sesame oil
Pink-eared Duck (Malacorhynchus membranaceus), family Anatidae, order Anseriformes, found in disconnected regions of Australia
photographs: Val S., David Taylor, JJ Harrison
June 20, 2026 - Reiser's Tyrannulet (Phyllomyias reiseri) Found in parts of eastern central Brazil and eastern central Paraguay, these tyrant flycatchers live in forests, sometimes near water. Their diet is not known but they likely forage in the canopy and along the edges of the forest and often join mixed-species flocks. While nothing is known about their breeding behavior, a closely related species builds purse-shaped nests.

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Silvia Giordani (Italian, 1992) - Velvet Hills (2025)
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