Robert Wakefield
@Robertauthor
03 January, 05:07
That powder is coated to my windows in the UK
🇺🇸 “WTF is this Shit? - what is this - this is not fog”
People continue to recognise a notable difference between Weather they’ve experienced all their lives & this current fog.
https://x.com/BGatesIsaPys...
🇺🇸 “WTF is this Shit? - what is this - this is not fog”
People continue to recognise a notable difference between Weather they’ve experienced all their lives & this current fog.
https://x.com/BGatesIsaPys...
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Robert Wakefield
@Robertauthor
03 January, 05:09
In response Robert Wakefield to his Publication
I collected a sample using tape that they are now escaping from and this is what I seen under magnification. Like they're mating or something
https://x.com/Preacher_XRP...
https://x.com/Preacher_XRP...
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I'd say they're a tiny bug nobody knows about, except for photography nuts like me. I haven't taken photos of the minute wildlife in my garden for about 10 years. I used to go out every day I could with my Nikon and micro lens which could capture things down to around 0.5mm.
Springtails love moist places, I had a heap of them come into the house several years ago on the east kitchen wall. I left them and they left when they were ready, I can only think they came through gaps in the door!
Here's one species, there's several of them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/w...
This was under a Camellia leaf, you can see its babies under a web they weave,
Entomobrya nivalis. There's also Barkflies which live under tthe leaves, they appear to eat scale insects.
I have other photos of some with short antennae like in your video, yet to find them!
I'd say they're a tiny bug nobody knows about, except for photography nuts like me. I haven't taken photos of the minute wildlife in my garden for about 10 years. I used to go out every day I could with my Nikon and micro lens which could capture things down to around 0.5mm.
Springtails love moist places, I had a heap of them come into the house several years ago on the east kitchen wall. I left them and they left when they were ready, I can only think they came through gaps in the door!
Here's one species, there's several of them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/w...
This was under a Camellia leaf, you can see its babies under a web they weave,
Entomobrya nivalis. There's also Barkflies which live under tthe leaves, they appear to eat scale insects.
I have other photos of some with short antennae like in your video, yet to find them!
06:15 AM - Jan 03, 2025
In response Robert Wakefield to his Publication
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