dead on the Christmas tree a dragonfly —Ross Clark
About the author: Ross Clark Brisbane, Australia rclarkbard at yahoo dot com dot au
tears flow- pine needles fall no more epithet for the once mighty
i like this image - it would have taken a lot of looking to see the insect amongst all those decorations...
the thought of a "lot of looking"; perhaps a chance viewing, as most things in life we stumble across - alive cross the window cripple fly
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tears flow-
pine needles fall no more
epithet for the once mighty
i like this image - it would have taken a lot of looking to see the insect amongst all those decorations...
the thought of a "lot of looking"; perhaps a chance viewing, as most things in life we stumble across
-
alive
cross the window
cripple fly