Reply With QuoteLooks like a may fly, you will see a lot around this time of year as the adults emerge from the rivers.
Does anyone know what this is? It's 2cm in total with a 1cm body. I found three in my living room this morning. Cheers
Looks like a may fly, you will see a lot around this time of year as the adults emerge from the rivers.
The clue is in the name!Originally Posted by fierbois16
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
Ahh these probably crawled out of your nose the night before. The life cycle of the Omergiounia Rollazoiious is a strange and highly interesting, the female lays her eggs on metallic objects and for some strange reason expensive watches are among the things chosen most frequently. They hatch into microscopic larvae and work their way up your arm into your ears and nose and then live off the debris in there until they reach adult size when they crawl out of your orifices and fly off to mate and the cycle continues. You should probably sell all you watches off cheaply to avoid such a thing again!
Slow worm?
Derrrrr
It's clearly a snake.
a wee beastie
Thanks. I did wonder if it was a dragonfly and they are apparently the same family. Never seen one before
They only live for a day so let it go quick
May fly?
Fas est ab hoste doceri
It's clearly bustin' some moves. Is it break dancing?
So clever my foot fell off.
It may, but seeing as it's dead it's probably unlikely.
So clever my foot fell off.
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