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[1 Apr 2013 | 16 Comments | ]

A sun-lit showgirl with a nervy reputation
takes another step in a race to oblivion.

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Honey bee | Apis mellifera

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[28 Mar 2013 | 17 Comments | ]

The slowest acrobat slips into a pocket
of sunlight, unlocking the mystery
of Spring’s first breeze.

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Dusky slug | Arion subfuscus

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[25 Mar 2013 | 24 Comments | ]

A garden trespasser waits on a bed of sterile jewels,
filtering the strange results of mantid cryptography.

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Chinese Praying Mantis | Tenodera aridifolia sinensis

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[21 Mar 2013 | 19 Comments | ]

An ant unravels every petal, mapping
the trajectory of her elaborate universe.

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Pavement ant | Tetramorium caespitum

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[11 Mar 2013 | 28 Comments | ]

Conscious for half the day, a Honey bee
disappears in an unfinished dream of fire.

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Honey bee | Apis mellifera

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[7 Mar 2013 | 14 Comments | ]

Watching a daring suitor’s aerial maneuvers,
a firefly anticipates tomfoolery in the afterglow.

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Firefly | Photinus pyralis

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[4 Mar 2013 | 17 Comments | ]

A day old siren invents a new world
where gamboling beasts devour each another,
a playground on the head of a pin.

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Chinese Praying Mantis | Tenodera aridifolia sinensis

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[26 Feb 2013 | 12 Comments | ]

Lost in the Vegas of the garden, she wanders
through neon lights and deep shadows,
ready to defend gravity.

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Eastern black carpenter ant | Camponotus pennsylvanicus

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[21 Feb 2013 | 19 Comments | ]

A millipede punches a complicated path
through tangled leaves, stitching together
sleeping memories.

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Millipede | Order: Julida

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[18 Feb 2013 | 8 Comments | ]

A honey bee breaks through shadows
thick enough to choke the dawn,
fracturing the landscape of a garden.

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Honey bee | Apis mellifera