>>24349
You can scrub my EXIF data, if you know what I mean.

>>24098
I always scrub EXIF whenever I post something.

Only scrubs don't scrub their scrubby EXIF data from their pictures of scrubs scrubby scrub scrub the srub dub dub.

Only scrubs don't scrub their scrubby EXIF data from their pictures of scrubs scrubby scrubly scrub the srub dub dub.

How pleasurable it is to see my old picture in this thread from 3 years ago!

Hey butterfly guy, my cat has started collecting dead lepidoptera too!

I only found two, but I'm sure he keeps more of them somewhere else.

>>25064
>>25065
Good for him. He already has one Opsiphanes invirae and one Eacles masoni (both females; curious taste).

Finally got to do this.
Not bad.

>>25110
I guess green fairies don't show up in photos?

>>25111
No, but they do in the form of dreams (or nightmares) afterwards. Geez, what a night.

>>25111
>>25124
EDIT: Sorry, my mistake. They're right there: the fairies are the louche, that is, the wormwood oils' emulsion that gives absinth its peculiar taste. The intoxicating effects apparently are just due to the high alcohol level, though.

It's that time of the day again.

He/she/whatever had a beautiful pattern on the inside of the wings, but it was really hard to photograph. That and she was gone when I was back from formatting my camera's disc.

A bit to the left: a big spider's web. She almost threw herself there fleeing from the camera's flash.

Lewd!

>>25221
Case in point.

It's really hard to shoot this one due to where her web is placed. Really hard to get in good position, even harder to get the natural illumination to work for you and nighly impossible to keep the flash from doing a mess with the reflections on her body.
Nevertheless, I'm quite happy she's there. Not only she's apparently from the same species as my deceased one(related?), her web is right above where I buried her.

>>25220
>>25221
Mmhh...

I don't know.

Probably a Hypna clytemnestra and some Consul sp., but I can't really tell for sure. Some Charaxinae, in any case.

Improvised macro lens for my phone.

Intel D8742 1977 8-Bit Microcontroller

>>25333
Well, that macro works alright. Arachnida will never be my thing, though; I've had to kill several nasty ones lately.

Anyway, I've been doing some garden work with my mom, so I've been watching these others guys again. I normally leave them alone, but I decided to collect one since I watch them flying (looked nice); here it is on the spreading board.

Is bug guy still around?

>>26607
There are at least two of us, but what is it?

>>26609
I think I met one briefly a while back on a different image board. I collect bugs too but they are wasps instead of butterflies/moths/etc.
Just wondering since this thread looked dead.

>>26617
Did he ask you about a Dolichovespula maculata?

>>26635
Yes he did. The species is very common and widespread here.

>>26636
Well it could've been me, then.
Hi.

The place where I work has a filtered water dispenser that I visit here and there during my work day.
Almost missed it.

>>27577
Also someone carved this into our desk, and I swear to god it wasn't me!

I found a marshmallow on the ground walking home today I was overjoyed with this find, an I wanted to share this with all of you it's these little things that make me happy in life :3

>>27668
Did you eat it? Don't lie to me.

Post edited on 21st Sep 2015, 8:50pm

>>27679
Sorry you just struck me as a person that would.

>>24955

How pleasurable it is to see my post from 2.5 years ago about my post from 3 years ago!

view from my room

I stayed at a place for a while that had these scratches behind the shower door.

A cute lizard I saw today.

While wifi leaching at a near by Carl's jr this bee was trying to get out through the window next to me.

The view out my window.

Been coming to this place for a while now but recently it's been empty since that hotel and the one business next to it have been closed for weeks. Nice having the area to myself.

one of my old /fumo/ pictures

>>6209
Since you mentioned taking photos of something in your room, I decided to grab my phone and take a picture of one of my shelves from bed.

It's very zoomed in, which explains the resolution.

I've finally made the trip there. There is an indescribable wave of emotion as you walk into the grounds and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqqOO00VfAU starts to play. Unfortunately the condition of the building itself has deteriorated to the point that visitors are no longer allowed inside.