This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Summer insects.’ See more responses here.
In addition to their vital roles in the world, insects are also food for other creatures. Here, a House Gecko snags a good-sized moth.
Gecko with moth
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Life on the Big Island of Hawaii
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Ha! What a great and kind of gross capture!!
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It is a bit gross, but everyone has to eat!
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You were Graham-on-the-spot for this one. Well done!
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It’s a good spot to take photos, especially if I have cleaned the window recently!
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I understand that. We had the same situation we were living in Illinois, with a big picture window in the living room and a butterfly bush just on the other side.
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Oh dear. A frill -necked ghecko?
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For a short period of time, yes.
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Wonderful capture – both you and the gecko
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Thanks Sheree. Usually they much smaller moths here.
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Gah, I can almost hear the crunch! I also could see myself employing a house gecko, because I don’t like moths or other bugs in my house at all! Visiting from Sunday Stills
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In Hawaii you have to accept bugs in the house. It’s almost impossible to keep them out.
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Wow, that is a great shot, Graham! I would love to employ a house gecko here!
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I can send a boxful over!
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hahaha! We wish!
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Wow, you nailed that one! So did the gecko!
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They’re quite successful at that spot.
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