http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantis
Can you imagine one of these as tall as a human. not sure if this type eat the male after Mating.
well not going to comment any more on this subject, I am sure you will all have your own thoughts on it,
Praying Mantis ,Sphodromantis viridis treat yourself click on this photo'
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Friday, June 25, 2010
Little green bee eater
All the latest photographed birds are on http://birdinginegypt.blogspot.com
including the Nile valley sun bird 3 different breeds of bee-eaters
including the Nile valley sun bird 3 different breeds of bee-eaters
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Flying ants
Monday, June 14, 2010
Dragons in Macro
I am so busy catching up with writing my Biography and a new blog http://nilelife4.blogspot
I was looking through my blogspot dragons and damsels for 2009, and came across these shots taken in macro before I bought the ef 100x400 lens. these shots where taken 6" from the subject Early in the morning while they were drowsy, with the canon efs 60mm ultrasonic lens both subjects have been put on in a horizontal view as they sleep in a vertical position
I was looking through my blogspot dragons and damsels for 2009, and came across these shots taken in macro before I bought the ef 100x400 lens. these shots where taken 6" from the subject Early in the morning while they were drowsy, with the canon efs 60mm ultrasonic lens both subjects have been put on in a horizontal view as they sleep in a vertical position
Labels:
damselfly,
dragonflies,
nature in egypt,
nile river life
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Where do all the frogs go
I do not know I do not eat them if they could fly I would eat them, the blue-cheeked bee-eater
Well can not say anything can I with my beak full of frog says the House sparrow
Yummee yes says the Ring- necked plover
Me too I like frogs good vitamins for our young feathers. says the Striated heron fledgling.
the Little bittern will hunt for frogs when no one is about.
The striated heron on a frog hunting expedition,
Well can not say anything can I with my beak full of frog says the House sparrow
Don't ask such stupid questions much easier to catch than fish gives us a varied diet to, the squacco and the little white egret. do not know why you are so inquisitive about frogs, you humans eat them,
The frogs do not have much chance of survival with all the birds hunting them.
We do not eat them the male nile valley sun bird and the Laughing dove.
Frogs are no good for nesting material says the reed warbler
Thursday, June 10, 2010
All within 200 yards of my flat
My flat is marked in red opposite the mosque minaret this is the new avenue of the sphinx that will eventually link Karnak and Luxor Temple.
once this is finished they nile will be 300 yards from my flat as I will have to walk past the other end of the Luxor templTuesday, June 8, 2010
Nile fish, Whats on where
The blue-cheeked bee-eater
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All the fish photos have been taken from the West bank the Nile as you can see is much cleaner and no oil patches on the surface, there are some very colourful ones they range from minnow to about 9"
sometimes they will jump and try to get a dragonfly
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All the fish photos have been taken from the West bank the Nile as you can see is much cleaner and no oil patches on the surface, there are some very colourful ones they range from minnow to about 9"
sometimes they will jump and try to get a dragonfly
all the dragons and damsels will be on http://egyptdragonflies.blogspot.com/
all the latest Swallow photos will be on http://birdinginegypt.blogspot.com/
I saw another tree rat today acted as if it was almost tame,
Labels:
barn swallow,
birds in egypt,
nile fish,
west bank luxor egypt
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