
One moment, it was a little grasshopper-like insect. The next, it spread its wings and started crawling very slowly on the sandy floor. Intruiging!


And something closer to home, this slender spider crossed me path while I was rekkeing the new proposed bike park at Ubin in the Western part of Ubin.

This brings back fond childhood memories of my conducting experiments at home as a sadistic kid...ok, so it was part of my private science experiment. I'd catch spiders and flies the size of the spiders and chuck them in the same bottle to see who wins the battle? Does size really matter? Well, I did a search on the web (no pun intended) and found out that the spider doesn't always win.
"Come into my parlour said the spider to the fly.....but little did the spider know......" (food for thought)!
Maybe my next post will be about cockroaches! I know some folks who can't even stare at a picture of a flying cockroach! Guess Fear Factor's major out of these guys! Hee hee!
3 comments:
The green/brown/black creepy crawlie look like some mint oreo cookie! heh heh
Thanks Ladybug....you're a real help! :P
And Jason, yikes for the poor hummingbird! I love those birdies...they were a close second choice to the flying seahorse tattoo that I have on me back! Thought I saw a couple of 'em fluttering around at Portdown Rd, but found out that they don't live in these parts of the world? Hmmm...was probably a sunbird that I saw? And yes, a sunbird couple made a nest in my balcony once....I took a cool video of that....will show it on me blog next time round! :)
Unfortunately, dun think those were hummingbird u was....
"When watching for hummingbirds, don't look further than North & South America. There are no hummers in Europe, Asia or Africa or Australia. They're unique to the Americas."
http://www.learner.org/jnorth/1997/critters/hummingbird/858897974.html
Maybe it was fairy disguising as a hummingbird?
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