#bugs — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bugs, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/pt/547615/ Novo bug do Windows 11 fecha jogos e programas do nada; entenda a falha #bugs #Ciência #CiênciaETecnologia #CiênciaEtecnologia #FalhaWindows #Microsoft #Notícias #Portugal #PT #Science #ScienceAndTechnology #ScienceAndTechnology #sistemas_operacionais #Technology #Tecnologia #Windows #Windows11 #Windows1126H2
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Weaver's fritillary (Boloria dia), also known as the violet fritillary. One of the smallest European fritillaries, with a wingspan of around 3 cm.
#butterfly #butterflies #lepidoptera #fritillary #boloriadia #weaversfritillary #violetfritillary #nymphalidae #dostojkadia #motyle #insects #insectphotography #macrophotography #macro #naturephotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #backlight #meadow #summer #europeanbutterflies #entomology #bugs #nature
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How and Why I Rescued a Housefly
I ordinarily terminate houseflies with homemade fly spray. But on October 5, 2026, I saw one unexpectedly trying to leave my home. This is the story of win-win heroism.
https://thenewleafjournal.com/how-and-why-i-rescued-a-housefly/
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Bogong moths have arrived in Sydney, Canberra and coastal NSW. When will they go?
If you’re in New South Wales right now you may have noticed an unusual increase in bogong moths…
#NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #AU #Australia #Biology #bogongmoths #bugs #Conservation #entomologist #Insects #mothmigration #moths #nsw #Science #Sydney #UniversityofSydney #whenwillbogongmothsleave? #wherearebogongmothsgoing #whysomanybogongmoths
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Millions of bogong moths are popping up. Here’s what to know
If you’re in New South Wales right now you may have noticed an unusual increase in bogong moths…
#Australia #Sydney #Biology #bogongmoths #bugs #Conservation #entomologist #insects #mothmigration #Moths #nsw #science #UniversityofSydney #whenwillbogongmothsleave? #wherearebogongmothsgoing #whysomanybogongmoths
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Here the little caterpillar is on a Mexican ruellia leaf. As you can see (if you're familiar with Mexican ruellia leaves), it is a very small caterpillar. It did NOT seem to be eating the ruellia, just traveling across it.
Is it easier to identify from this photo?
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The spines on this little caterpillar (apx 1" long) refract the light in ways that make it very pretty, but somewhat difficult to photograph accurately. Does anyone know what kind of caterpillar this is? I'll post another photo in the comments.
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CW: A wasp. The non-anglo-saxon kind.
We interrupt your regularly scheduled broadcast to bring you this clip of a wasp eating a thingy.