Thread 512183160

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Anonymous (ID: Jp67cZ+s)

8/4/2025, 7:55:31 AM No.512183160 >>512183235 >>512183265 >>512183330 >>512183361 >>512183478 >>512183536 >>512183544 >>512183586 >>512183725 >>512183765 >>512183785 >>512184090 >>512184174 >>512185400 >>512185446 >>512185587 >>512187300 >>512187717 >>512187764 >>512187792 >>512187809 >>512187817 >>512187850 >>512187855 >>512187907 >>512187965 >>512188048 >>512188049 >>512188309 >>512188370 >>512188436 >>512188500 >>512188614

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When was the last time you saw a butterfly?

Anonymous (ID: cB8DjAIE)

8/4/2025, 7:57:04 AM No.512183235

>>512183160 (OP)
Psychologists are a scourge on this planet

Anonymous (ID: 7uKzFHZ2)

8/4/2025, 7:58:00 AM No.512183265 >>512189342

>>512183160 (OP)
Maybe like two days ago. I actually see them all the time in the summer here.

Anonymous (ID: BSd6vOhz)

8/4/2025, 7:59:24 AM No.512183330

>>512183160 (OP)
today?

Anonymous (ID: s67hXMGj)

8/4/2025, 8:00:09 AM No.512183361

>>512183160 (OP)
A few hours ago? Lmfao what’s wrong with you, touch grass n garden.

Anonymous (ID: Zwp+OO+g)

8/4/2025, 8:01:30 AM No.512183414 >>512183846

way too often, something must be dead nearby.
flying insects are in trouble i believe that the danger is from drowning PFAS are decreasing the cohesion of water meaning that it is not beading off the tiny things but drowning them.

Anonymous (ID: httFOfAs)

8/4/2025, 8:02:57 AM No.512183478

>>512183160 (OP)
I haven't left my apartment building in like 3 or 4 years, so it's been a long time.

Anonymous (ID: arSAI/R2)

8/4/2025, 8:04:16 AM No.512183536

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>>512183160 (OP)
When is the last time you saw a hedgehog?

Anonymous (ID: Sq01ynb0)

8/4/2025, 8:04:25 AM No.512183544

>>512183160 (OP)
Today in my yard. Also say a bunch of dragonflies, bees, a mouse, lots of wasps, some crickets.

Anonymous (ID: Wr1yn5uD)

8/4/2025, 8:05:14 AM No.512183586

>>512183160 (OP)
Two weeks ago

Anonymous (ID: cBHVKdOd)

8/4/2025, 8:08:07 AM No.512183725

>>512183160 (OP)
two hours ago while I was grilling the meats

Anonymous (ID: qtmgJM77)

8/4/2025, 8:09:00 AM No.512183765

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>>512183160 (OP)
My daughter is keen on insects, so they get called out to me often. Today was both types seen in this photo (not mine). She'd been checking the milkweed for monarchs...

Anonymous (ID: KLGqpego)

8/4/2025, 8:09:28 AM No.512183785

>>512183160 (OP)
Yesterday in the garden.

Anonymous (ID: YE6fXR1o)

8/4/2025, 8:10:44 AM No.512183846 >>512187977

>>512183414
Amazing that you say that, I could have sworn that these insects could almost stand on the water when I was younger but now I just see them drowning constantly.

Anonymous (ID: uDCpNQdJ)

8/4/2025, 8:13:35 AM No.512183982

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Been a while. My kid told me she saw one though so they must still exist. She also told me men in glasses are watching our house. I told her to focus on the butterfly's

Anonymous (ID: XtNnUHEw)

8/4/2025, 8:16:10 AM No.512184090

>>512183160 (OP)
Yesterday
Insects die, get over it and spray some glyphosate

Anonymous (ID: LXIcYzjx)

8/4/2025, 8:17:58 AM No.512184174 >>512187752

>>512183160 (OP)
Yesterday when golfing and hitting bombs

Anonymous (ID: 7ZKLZvNa)

8/4/2025, 8:19:47 AM No.512184248

I saw two today actually. Which is strange because I think it's been a couple of months since I last saw one.

Anonymous (ID: l/U5dfZp)

8/4/2025, 8:48:48 AM No.512185400 >>512188504

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>>512183160 (OP)
I saw this guy when walking about a week ago.

Anonymous (ID: l/U5dfZp)

8/4/2025, 8:49:51 AM No.512185446 >>512188504

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>>512183160 (OP)
And this guy about a week before.

Anonymous (ID: MuysJ4vw)

8/4/2025, 8:53:28 AM No.512185587

>>512183160 (OP)
2 hours ago

Anonymous (ID: kAI40Ycr)

8/4/2025, 9:37:12 AM No.512187300

>>512183160 (OP)
The other day. I saw a bee too. They are quite rare, though. Whites and kikes St killing them to start pandemonium, as usual.

Anonymous (ID: 6ye8EOcf)

8/4/2025, 9:49:46 AM No.512187717

>>512183160 (OP)
Yesterday when i was out in the middle of the field throwing my frisbees and a boomerang.

Anonymous (ID: 6ye8EOcf)

8/4/2025, 9:51:12 AM No.512187752

>>512184174
>hitting bombs
How far?

Anonymous (ID: xoxa6Ets)

8/4/2025, 9:51:36 AM No.512187764

>>512183160 (OP)
A few days ago, but grasshoppers have died off like crazy. When I was a kid there’d be dozens in the yard, now i rarely see one.

Anonymous (ID: N5vX1zua)

8/4/2025, 9:52:15 AM No.512187792

>>512183160 (OP)
Juat now.

Anonymous (ID: HjEz9cvd)

8/4/2025, 9:52:46 AM No.512187809

>>512183160 (OP)
This morning in my backyard

Anonymous (ID: C/YSP/pQ)

8/4/2025, 9:53:04 AM No.512187817

>>512183160 (OP)
Several times a day. Saw a cool blue one today too.

Anonymous (ID: e5V+8lRO)

8/4/2025, 9:53:57 AM No.512187850

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>>512183160 (OP)
months ago. its winter now

Anonymous (ID: dIrWydJm)

8/4/2025, 9:54:03 AM No.512187855

>>512183160 (OP)
The white ones are everywhere here. I don't know the species.

Anonymous (ID: /pCC8KPI)

8/4/2025, 9:54:25 AM No.512187872

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Which kind?

Anonymous (ID: pqA8FAP1)

8/4/2025, 9:55:03 AM No.512187901 >>512188169

I see buttflies in the yard every day. When's the last time you saw a salamander?

Anonymous (ID: ZRFTgwhg)

8/4/2025, 9:55:11 AM No.512187907

>>512183160 (OP)
Like three days ago, was a Red Admiral, but there are a lot of Large Whites hereabouts also.

Anonymous (ID: na+bZMV4)

8/4/2025, 9:55:44 AM No.512187924

Summer. They vanish during winter here. As soon as summer comes around, they're everywhere.

Anonymous (ID: lk5Xe9mn)

8/4/2025, 9:56:49 AM No.512187965 >>512188248

>>512183160 (OP)
About two hours ago. It got eaten by a female kookaburra. I’ve got a pair of those cunts outside and they’re fucking assholes. The regular type, not the blue wing. Or the other one.

Anonymous (ID: ZRFTgwhg)

8/4/2025, 9:57:05 AM No.512187977

>>512183846
Nah man.
Butterflies have powdery wing scales that get fucked up by moisture.
That's why Venomoth has Shield Dust.

Don't mandela effect yourself into another dimension.

Anonymous (ID: Ezyj0UHI)

8/4/2025, 9:58:31 AM No.512188024

A few months ago, but I broke my leg and have been inside most of the summer.

Anonymous (ID: X+OwcOqt)

8/4/2025, 9:59:22 AM No.512188048

>>512183160 (OP)
I’m in the Midwest and I still see butterflies but when I was a kid monarch butterflies would migrate through here, there’d be thousands that would almost blackout the sky but now I see it only happens on the west coast now. The Midwest isn’t warm enough for them now.

Anonymous (ID: vm2wfXBF)

8/4/2025, 9:59:23 AM No.512188049

>>512183160 (OP)
Yesterday

Anonymous (ID: Bo2cnXN9)

8/4/2025, 10:02:21 AM No.512188169

>>512187901
>salamander
Last summer. Very rarely see them where I live but I think that's just because my yard is not a hospitable environment for them.
When was the last time you saw a walking stick? Used to see them fairly often as a kid (in the 80s) but haven't seen one in over a decade now...maybe even two decades.
I do see butterflies fairly often, though this summer it seems like there are less. If you count those little white butterflies though, (which I thought those were cabbage moths and not butterflies) I saw one yesterday.

Anonymous (ID: Bo2cnXN9)

8/4/2025, 10:04:23 AM No.512188248

>>512187965
Kookaburras have to be the most annoying birds on earth; they're calls I mean. But they make me laugh. I've only ever heard it on YT though. Holy shit those birds must drive you batshit.

Anonymous (ID: EWKKvEi1)

8/4/2025, 10:05:55 AM No.512188309

>>512183160 (OP)
I saw a dragonfly at work last week, it was run over by a forklift

Anonymous (ID: bMu7uipz)

8/4/2025, 10:07:35 AM No.512188370

>>512183160 (OP)
Butter doesn't fly, retard.

Anonymous (ID: fdVa8iEZ)

8/4/2025, 10:09:18 AM No.512188436

>>512183160 (OP)
Today.
Great thread btw, you fucking idiot.

Anonymous (ID: sB4TEWxr)

8/4/2025, 10:11:13 AM No.512188500

>>512183160 (OP)
a week ago or so. what i haven't seen are any wasps. all that smoke from the wildfires hanging in the air every single day like chinese smog

Anonymous (ID: kvnpBQ0M)

8/4/2025, 10:11:15 AM No.512188504

>>512185400
>>512185446
cool photos

Anonymous (ID: nvSkTbjR)

8/4/2025, 10:13:04 AM No.512188572

When’s the last time you tried seeing a butterfly and not at your phone or commuting m.

Anonymous (ID: osE09v3t)

8/4/2025, 10:14:14 AM No.512188614

>>512183160 (OP)
All the time bc this is the NL

Anonymous (ID: JL3C4Q9Q)

8/4/2025, 10:34:07 AM No.512189342

>>512183265
Same. Just saw a few monarchs on the sunflowers my wife planted.