Feb 20
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Bought a new bigger box for my insects, spiders and snails. It's already nearly full. Apparently I need more than one box. WELL.
Years ago I started collecting every dead bug I found and if anyone ever needs a dead bee or hornet or walnut orbweaver, I am absolutely ready.
Another litter picking adventure at Hidden Falls Regional park, including the irony of unused post-consumer recycled poop bags among the strewn litter. Also spied a half-eaten desiccated beaver and a cool dead beetle. I found yet another elderberry bush, crushed a berry between my fingers, and found three seeds within, which I also thought could be a useful Druidic divination method. When crow calls guided me towards the Falls, I sat and watched the foam swirl into a triskelion-like pattern for a while.
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So FUNNY STORY!
We have reached the time of year where you can find dead bees on the ground because they are like. Dying right now, and some weird part of my gremlin brain is fascinated by dead things so I just pick them up occasionally.
Also, right now we are doing the subject insects in art class.
Long story short, I forgot we had to bring reference sketches as a homework, and since I really love my teacher and can't handle her glaring disapprovingly at me, I just pulled out a dead bumblebee and started sketching it.
Here's the result of that!
I got a compliment from my teacher who was very much ignoring the fucking corpse I had dragged into her classroom, so that's great.
But the thing is.
I can't just start bringing normal references in the form of pictures to class, now can I? It would kind of blow my cover. Probably.
So yeah, I might post a few sketches of a bee later.
I found a tiger butterfly! I'm going to pin it and it'll be my first ever!