Pests Collection (page 22)
"Pests: Uninvited Guests and Unwanted Intruders" Grey Squirrel trapped inside a squirrel-proof bird feeder UK September: Nature's acrobat caught in its own game
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"Pests: Uninvited Guests and Unwanted Intruders" Grey Squirrel trapped inside a squirrel-proof bird feeder UK September: Nature's acrobat caught in its own game, as this mischievous grey squirrel finds itself confined within a supposedly impenetrable fortress meant for feathered friends. Common Mole - eating worm underground: Beneath the surface, an industrious mole feasts on earthworms, tirelessly tunneling through the soil to create intricate networks that both fascinate and frustrate gardeners. Tobacco hornworm with tobacco plant: A voracious caterpillar devours its way through lush green leaves of a tobacco plant, reminding us of nature's delicate balance between beauty and destruction. Poster: Keep ceaseless watch for Colorado Beetle: An urgent reminder from the past warns farmers to remain vigilant against the notorious Colorado Beetle, whose insatiable appetite threatens crops across fields far and wide. Advertisement for Keatings Powder: In days gone by, Keatings Powder promised relief from unwelcome pests invading our homes – an era when powders were thought to hold magical powers against crawling nuisances. Mosquito (Aedes punctor) female resting after sucking blood from human arm. Sequence 4/4 - Picture No. 11675613: Captured in stunning detail is the aftermath of a mosquito's feast upon human flesh; a moment frozen in time where annoyance meets fascination with these tiny yet formidable creatures. Raptor model birdscarer on pole, in arable field at dusk, Bacton, Suffolk, England - October: Silhouetted against an orange-hued sky stands a raptor model poised to ward off avian intruders threatening precious harvests under fading daylight – nature versus technology in battle for supremacy. Southern Railway Ratcatcher.