Last weekend while I was framing the gyotaku, these guys were flying all over the place. When you got out of the car, you could hear a high pitched constant tone in the pitch range of Star Trek tricorders. These guys were dead on the ground - I wanted to study them to have a basis to tie flies from, but since the cicadas haven't invaded our neighborhood, the fish in our lake didn't know what to do with them - the local Canada Geese knew what to do with them - eat them like bonbons. The grouping was artificial - I arranged them like this for the multiple views in one picture. But after looking at it awhile I could imagine them slurring to each other - "Doooooode - I am so wasted...."
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Brood II Party!!!
Last weekend while I was framing the gyotaku, these guys were flying all over the place. When you got out of the car, you could hear a high pitched constant tone in the pitch range of Star Trek tricorders. These guys were dead on the ground - I wanted to study them to have a basis to tie flies from, but since the cicadas haven't invaded our neighborhood, the fish in our lake didn't know what to do with them - the local Canada Geese knew what to do with them - eat them like bonbons. The grouping was artificial - I arranged them like this for the multiple views in one picture. But after looking at it awhile I could imagine them slurring to each other - "Doooooode - I am so wasted...."
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