One of nature's great mysteries; stink bugs, which are drab and smell bad when just slightly damaged, lay gorgeous eggs.
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- Lighthouse of the Week, July 29 - August 4, 2018: ...
- On Highway 41, northward from Tampa
- I was thinking the same thing (and that's scary)
- Hayabusa-2 gets closer
- Very strong words
- Lighthouse of the Week, July 22-28, 2018: Chania, ...
- The wave is the real star
- Highway 41 in the environs of Tampa
- Another July sonnet: "real yet not the same as rea...
- Stink bug eggs are really pretty
- Did you see why the Hunley sank?
- We're back on Highway 41
- Lighthouse of the Week, July 15-21, 2018: Cape Sid...
- A sonnet in July - "heat seeker"
- A thing about Trump
- Finding a piece of one that made it
- Visual definition
- Tasty click bait
- Lighthouse of the Week, July 8-14, 2018: Drepano, ...
- Cycling race yields climate change insight
- Pictures that make one go 'woof'
- Clever ploy
- Alyssa comes clean again
- May have missed an opportunity
- Seeing the salts
- The winner by a tail
- Lighthouses of the Week, July 1-7, 2018: Three fr...
- Did anyone think that there was?
- It had to happen (snif)
- Sonnet for July: "enshrined in mind"
- The crater rim
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