#bug watching

Me

Name: Dalli or Flower :D

Pronouns: They/It/Any and sometimes we use we/our pronouns to describe ourselves

Gender: Non-binary, Agender, Genderfluid

Sexuality: Aroace B), we don’t need none of that romance shiz

Age: 20

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Extra Random Things

8:30pm GMT - The Beatles and the BBC: A look back at some key moments that saw the BBC document The Beatles’ journey, including such songs as She Loves You and All You Need Is Love.

9:35pm GMT - Sounds of Liverpool at the BBC: A look into the BBC’s archives for a selection of performances from some of Merseyside’s biggest and best-loved musical stars.

11:10pm GMT - Sgt Pepper's Musical Revolution with Howard Goodall: Howard Goodall explores why Sgt Pepper is still seen as so innovative, so revolutionary and so influential, with the help of outtakes and studio conversations between the band.

00:10am GMT - Arena: Documentary examining the turbulent life and career of the Beatles' manager Brian Epstein, who died in 1967 in mysterious circumstances.

*There's an hour break between sounds of liverpool and the pepper doc. i will probably watch the pepper doc regardless because i'm interested so you are welcome to join me, but idk it's a saturday, people have plans. i'm undecided on the brian doc but we'll see. anyway, vote on my poll x

firstly, this tiny (approx. 4mm) little guy in its early instar! It's definitely a member of Papilionidae, though I'm not fully sure that it's an orchard swallowtail (P. aegeus), because its colouration is a little different from other early instars I've seen so far. either way, i'm keen to watch how it develops!

this bigger lad (left) is a P. aegeus, but this one's in its late instar! sometime soon it should turn into a pupa, just like its companion (right) hanging out on another branch!

while I was outside, I spotted this poor orange just split open. perhaps someone or something couldn't wait for it to ripen up first. it's not a big deal, though -- our orange tree is ridiculously prolific.

while I was outside the other day, we found a small litter of eastern red lacewings (Cethosia cydippe) on some passionfruit vine growing under the orange tree. I didn't have my phone on me then, and when I went looking for them today, I couldn't find them as mum had pulled out the vine. so instead, I opted to do a drawing of one. (note: artist's impression was drawn in Clip Studio Paint.)