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SlenderSherbet @slendersherbet.bsky.social · 20/03/2025
He returned with a search warrant.
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Dave Meredith @davemeredith.bsky.social · 15/03/2025
An over the shoulder look from a male Purple Finch. A #SaturdayBird photographed on the Bruce Peninsula, #Ontario, Canada. #PhotographersOfBluesky #PhotographersUnited #photography #photo #birds #birdphotography
Male Purple Finch on a lichen covered thin branch in early spring
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Elke🇨🇦 @elkep.bsky.social · 28/01/2025
Just had our friendly afternoon visitors and I thought I’d share the joy 🥰
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Liam Elward Paleoart 🇵🇸 @paleobyliam.bsky.social · 25/01/2025
One of the most amazing examples of mimicry in the animal kingdom to me is some insects have patterning to make their wings look like a spider! Nobody does camouflage/mimicry like insects 🦋+🎭=🕷️
Members of a few Musotimine (moth) genera have wing markings strongly suggestive of spiders, presumably as an anti-predation strategyPlanthopper mimicking jumping spider (Melvyn Yeo)A metalmark moth (Brenthia) may be hard for spiders to distinguish from other spiders (Thomas Shehan)A moth that has evolved a remarkable mimicry of jumping spiders for defence (Gil Wizen)
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