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NYC
- the city review
- sesame cake rainbow
- bloodcore
- marie win
- on ny turf
- nyc taxi photo
- prodigal borough
- under the bqe
- greater new york
- lost in the ozone
- 5 borough bicycle club
- the strong buzz
- gotham gazette
- joe's nyc
- urban seashell
- city noise
- nyc24
- junction blvd
- atomische
- nathan kensinger photography
- neither more nor less
- queens crap
- newyorkology
- polis
- forgotten new york
- lost city
- jeremiahs vanishing new york
Writings and photography
copyright 2009, Amy Melson
Available for use with permission
copyright 2009, Amy Melson
Available for use with permission
2 comments:
The large, mosquito-ey critter in the top photo is a type of Crane Fly (family Tipulidae). They're a common animal, usually found near wetter, shrubby areas (the larvae live either in water or very moist soil). Unlike 'skeetos, they don't bite. :-)
Thanks, I've been wondering about that for a while!
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