Thanks to everyone who clued me in on how to block those aggravating spammers. I just emptied my spam box of more than 500 of the things, but since I followed your advice, there hasn't been a single one!
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Thanks to everyone who clued me in on how to block those aggravating spammers. I just emptied my spam box of more than 500 of the things, but since I followed your advice, there hasn't been a single one!
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Wonderful stag beetle photos. I have always thought they are fascinating creatures. Glad you solved your spam problems.
ReplyDeleteStrunning photos of a great bug! In Germany we call it deerbug (Hirschkäfer).
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, have a nice week
Spams are terrible... Thank you for hosting. Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteHeidrun xxx
Wow! Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm glad I'm not a tiny little being!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting insect!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
You're free from the spammers' grips at last Sue.
ReplyDeleteRemoving the water tower did not take long, but we did not stay to watch the whole process. It might have been half a day's work. The crew were complete professionals and knew exactly what they were doing. I thought the process was worth documenting.
ReplyDeleteI have seen jewelry made for live beetles, crazy.
ReplyDeleteWoah, that's a Sci Fi B movie right there. What did you do to get rid of it, I just never publish it and delete when I see it.
ReplyDeleteRead the suggestions on my post from last week, Jeanna. Lots of ideas.
DeleteIs it a rhinocerous beetle? Sweet, yet angry looking!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to see what sort of good advice you received regarding spammers. Interesting photo!
ReplyDeleteThey are looking so dangerous.
ReplyDeleteAwesome capture! But bugs give me the heebies jeebies!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and awesome creature!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beetle. Not one I would touch, looks dangerous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat beetle!!
ReplyDeleteSo cool and creepy at the same time!
ReplyDeleteThat is one nasty looking bug!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture x #sundaysnap
ReplyDeleteWow you got nice and close. Do you have a close up lens, or just your regular phone or camera? Bugs are pretty. Imagine if they were as big as us though. Creepy!
ReplyDeleteYIKES!!! Now that is very scary...:)jp
ReplyDeleteScary looking litty bug. Don't think I'd like to meet up with those claws. Have a nice week. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that is one big beetle, So glad to hear the level of your spam comments has been so reduced! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting, Sue. Happy Wednesday!
That is an interesting shot. Would that big guy have a name, apart from the generic Beetle.
ReplyDeleteSue,
ReplyDeleteYou had 500 spam comments? WOW!! I don't get a lot of spam but WP throws legit bloggers into my spam folder which I have learned to keep an eye on. :) Thanks for hosting the WW fun, my friend.
Happy the advice worked, as Blogger gives us limited tools. That is one frightening looking beetle. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWhat great upclose photos of the beetle. Very nice. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to hear you solved the problems with spam.
ReplyDeleteYou took wonderful pictures of beetles.
Thank you for hosting.
We used to get stag beetles in the garden in summer. I could cope with them until they started flying around!
ReplyDeleteNice one. In my language a: vliegend hert.
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