Photograph by Daniel Sprockett.
Photography contest, “Vegetable” category.
Passiflora coccinea – Red Passion Flower, Red Grandilla, being visited by an unidentified flying invertebrate. Campanario Biological Station on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica.
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It’s being visited by a U.F.I.?
Indeed. What’s more, the U.F.I. will mess with the poor earthling’s* sexual organs before departing.
(*Not to imply that the U.F.I. isn’t from earth, I just thought “earthling” was more evocative than “plant.”)
oh man, I would have written a more compelling description had I known they were going to be thrown up here with the photograph. This was taken at Campanario Biological Station on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica.
Done!
That’s no UFI, that’s Bill Donohue.
Invertebrate OVNI a trigonid (stingless) bee.
Trigonid bee, maybe it’s Trigona fulviventris, the most common Trigona in Costa Rica
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