twelve juicy insects
none important to science
twelve tiny tomorrows
Cover photo by Catherin J Pascal Dunk 2026 (fungus-eating ladybird and citrus planthoppers on Acacia irorata).
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My best magniku so far!
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methinks
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Wonderful magni-ku, C! 👍
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Thanks Y! Can you see the bugs in my photo? How many can you count?
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They are very well camouflaged.
Also, I wondered if my post from yesterday might interest you, since I know you have other languages:
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You’re most welcome, C! I can only see one yellow bug in your photo. They’re well hidden!
I’ve also read your post from yesterday, but I love writing poetry in English.
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Something else that could be good is to translate a famous Syrian poem into English
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Sounds like a great idea, C! I’ll look into it soon. ☺️
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Awesome!
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Thank you so much! ☺️
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I can count 9…there are 8 small greenish triangles hanging from under the branch…those are leafhoppers. You might need to zoom in or to look on your computer screen
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@aptivi I think you missed this info
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