I have an attraction to dragonflies as of lately and not being a "bug" person just curious could there be another reason for the attraction.
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In Paganism, they are...\n\nAccording to Animal Wisdom by Jessica Dawn Palmer:\nOf the South\nOf the Air Element\nAssociated with Mystery, Mirage, Deception and protection received thereby, magick, the land of faeries
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No way man....I like those 'bug zapper thingys'...zzzz...zzzz...those are awesome! I wish they made those for people....I could put one by my front door.
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How can I enjoy scenery when I know that in a few minutes I will be dinner?  Then, after a few days, I will be nothing more than dragon poop! \nOn top of that, how can I enjoy the scenery with those sharp dragon talons digging into me?
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I love APHIDS   o_o\n\n\nAnd sometimes the lice that crawls around in my hair is fun
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I think she might appreciate knowing that she has bugs mating and crawling around in her head. Just start playing with her hair and say "hey, there's something in your hair." If you want to be kind of subtle about it.
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Sounds interesting. Most cyrptids are probably legends but I think a few are real creatures. Would be very intersted in exploring which were which.
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there have been many debates over Dream Catchers, and I personally think they do work (but this is coming from someone who believes in Dragons :P) you could see some explanations in the source.
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Hi N.W.T., Ontario speaking, this is my thoughts.  The people that you know but don't recognize, are your ancestors that have passed on to the spirit world.  Although you know your immediate family, you don't recognize the ancestors that have passed on before you lived, but you have a family bond.\nWhen I was a kid, I was very afraid of dragon flies.  Why?  Because I was told they were called "darning needles", - they cut you open - then they sew you back up again. (I was only about 5, but believed every word.)  I wonder where the roots of that story came from.  It sounds like your ancestors were presenting you to the great dragon fly.  I don't know, but I wanted to answer your question because when I saw the word dragon fly, it reminded me of that scary old darning needle.  I hope my thought can help you understand your dream.  I dreamt of Sept. 11 about 4 months before it happened, and had no idea what the dream was about until I saw it happen in living color - very unsettling.
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Maybe because spiders are just creepy crawlies and the flies lay eggs on your food. Actually, if I were you, I won't blame you if I'm afraid of flies laying eggs on your own food. I would be totally grossed out. Get a fly killer or somthing and just get rid of it before it totally ruins your house and your life. About the spiders, I believe most people are afraid of that, and I am too. So don't worry! =]
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The "angel bug" name is probably a local thing. They could be whiteflies or woolly aphids.\nCheck out some pics:\nhttp://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/pictures/Sternorrhyncha.html
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Moths. Yes I know they are virtually harmless and do not even bite, but I am just scared sh*tless every time I see one of those creepy things fluttering towards me. The reason why I am so scared of them is because when I was about 13 my sister and my dad and I went camping. We had a paddle boat with up and my sister and I decided to take it out onto the lake after sunset. WELL. We got out on the lake and were paddling around when we turned on the flashlights. Moths like the stars. EVERYWHERE! In my hair, crawling all over me. My sister and naturally freaked out and I have been afraid ever sense.
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I not sure, but, sometimes I play with these fuzzy little spiders as they seem to enjoy it. I poke at them with my finger and they run and then jump on my finger and look around as if they playing. As I look at them they seem to take on a personality that seems to have a face, including a nose. ;-)
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I think haysoos2 gave the most appropriate answer that could possibly be given\ngood one, you beat me to it!\n\nI think what you might have meant are actually hangflies, they are not actually flies at all, they belong to the order Mecoptera, with the scorpion flies. These flies look very similar to Tipulidae, and other Nematocera, but they are actually predatory, they have 4 wings and the long cone-like mouthparts that give them away. These impressive little hunters hang from vegetation and capture flying prey as it passes, pretty interesting group of insects!\n\nhere is an image of one\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/55252\n\n\nHope this helps!
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one time a radioactive bee bit me (not stung) in the big city park in San Fran... It gave me superpowers. I would suggest going there, you can't miss the radioactive green color of the waterfall and the lakes. \n\nPs please don't reveal beeman's true identity. I won't be able to pick up chicks if you do.
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as an insect I find communicting with a higher life form very enlightening.
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My guess is that you've found a golden torotise beetle (Charidotella sp.)\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/8827/bgpage\n\nThey are related to ladybugs but not really a part of that group. Dead beetles quickly lose the gold.
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Not all light producing fireflies come out in the day, so if you intend on catching the little bugs while the sun is shining, you probably won't get the luxury of enjoying their light at night.  Try looking out for flashing lights in the sky (males) and flashing lights on vegetation (females).\n\nOh yes, and if you do bring a torch along, remember to turn it off.  An additional light source interferes with the light signals that males produce to attract females.  yearh, hunt for them on a moonless night too.