LAPC #44: Harmony
(or is it dissonance?)
Tag Archives: prickly
Trapped Leaf
Side view of a leaf trapped in the spines on the side of a cactus.
Australian Walking Stick
Female Australian walking stick (extatosoma tiaratum). To avoid predators this docile insect is camouflaged to look like leaves and if threatened, will curl its tail to mimic a scorpion. The one shown here, subject of the last post, is now back in her terrarium happy to munch on eucalyptus leaves.
Peek-a-boo!
An Australian walking stick takes a peek at her surroundings while out for a stroll.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Letters K or L
L is for light (backlighting, to be specific) and K is for kaktus (er, in German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, … you get the idea 😉 ).
Weekly Photo Challenge – Dense
A dense mass of spines in a stand of Sliver (a.k.a, Wooly) Torch cactus (Cleistocactus Strausii).
Click This, TAPG! 