What is this lil bugger?

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your photo is labelled



Cheater why'ed you even check like that? bbooooooooooooooo


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Excuse me, everyone, but I didn't go looking for the photo's file label.
When I press on the TBuzz "attachment" button to see the photo that is attached to the post
my computer puts the file name automatically up on my tab bar.

Usually photos just have numbers and no names.

When I saw this I posted to let TD know so he could remove the name or at least next time not label his photos, that's all.

I hope that clarifies things!

-Diane-
 
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your photo is labelled



Cheater why'ed you even check like that? bbooooooooooooooo


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Excuse me, everyone, but I didn't go looking for the photo's file label.
When I press on the TBuzz "attachment" button to see the photo that is attached to the post
my computer puts the file name automatically up on my tab bar.

Usually photos just have numbers and no names.

When I saw this I posted to let TD know so he could remove the name or at least next time not label his photos, that's all.

I hope that clarifies things!

-Diane-

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It shows up on my address bar, too. I did make an effort to find more properties though once you mentioned it.
 
Sorry. Not matter what I do I can NOT see that when I open the picture properties!Perhaps I wouldn't as I uploaded it. Maybe Some people are running diifferent software OR settings.

I DO know that there are some members on TB who WON'T get invollved because of the GUY from MD attitude in the "Trees at a distance" thread. I see he butted in AGAIN!

Have at it, I started this thread to find out what a couple of bugs (that I have never seen) were. I am POOR at entomology, I needed help, I got it.

Now play NICE, I know its a difficult concept for some Americans. BYE!
 
It's a long address TD...maybe if you scroll over to the left side of the address bar you can see what we are talking about. That is what I had to do.

No bid deal though!

It was much harder for me to 'capture' my screen, put it in paint and post the screen shot.
 
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I DO know that there are some members on TB who WON'T get invollved because of the GUY from RI attitude in the "Trees at a distance" thread. I see he butted in AGAIN!

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I really hope you are kidding. You are, right?
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-Tom
 
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Sorry. Not matter what I do I can NOT see that when I open the picture properties!Perhaps I wouldn't as I uploaded it. Maybe Some people are running diifferent software OR settings.

I DO know that there are some members on TB who WON'T get invollved because of the GUY from MD attitude in the "Trees at a distance" thread. I see he butted in AGAIN!

Have at it, I started this thread to find out what a couple of bugs (that I have never seen) were. I am POOR at entomology, I needed help, I got it.

Now play NICE, I know its a difficult concept for some Americans. BYE!

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So you are talking about me huh?
 
It's a once in a lifetime observance probably.

Not ichnemun, but the color of the one is close to ichneumen.

sorry, it's not in focus, but that's good, or it would be too easy, go by the colors, that's why i posted it.

I have a video of this battle, on my phone.

very suprized I got to see it.
 
not a "wasp", but kinda close.

it is two species of bees though....

sorry i didn't have a better camera, i layed on our hammock, then felt something fall on my leg and it was these two bees fighting... well, one actually trying to kill the other, the other trying to get away.

the bigger one was behind the smaller one, with mandibles on the others waist, trying to cut the smaller one in half, like they do to honey bees. that should be a hint, if you know these bees.
 
i stuck the cell video on youtube if you are clever enough to find it. or, i submitted it, it takes a half hour or so for them to view and post it i think. (if you find, it's all there)
 
on that same subject.

you know this one?

most little critters don't sting or bite if they just sit on you, only if they are restrained is when they usually sting or bite.
 

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