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Invader’s Web

Posted on Sunday, November 7, 2021 by wildinjapan

‘Cause the world as you knew it turned upside downAnd things would never be the sameThe day The Invaders came Ray Davies Hi blog. I’ve been enjoying the largely mild and sunny weather after a particularly cold patch from mid-October. … Continue reading →

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Walking in a Winter Wonderland

Posted on Sunday, January 10, 2021 by wildinjapan

Hi blog. I had been hoping to make one more post last month, but my material was thin and I ended up being busy with other things. We are in the depths of winter here, with some days not getting … Continue reading →

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Anew

Posted on Wednesday, January 9, 2019 by wildinjapan

Hi blog. Here I am again after yet another long absence from the keyboard. One excuse this time is that my old faithful 2011 model Dynabook suddenly died one morning in late December – I suspect a component on the … Continue reading →

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Along Came A Spider

Posted on Sunday, August 17, 2014 by wildinjapan

Hi blog.   Avid readers (surely there are one or two of you out there…) might remember that I promised one day I would write a post on a certain spider.  Well, that day has come.   I’ve written up … Continue reading →

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Faceoff

Posted on Wednesday, August 7, 2013 by wildinjapan

An orb-weaver spider has set up home in the mandarin tree in our tiny garden.  Praying mantises also take advantage of the greenery and the insects it attracts. What happens when two ambush hunters meet?           … Continue reading →

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Her Ladyship

Posted on Saturday, November 19, 2011 by wildinjapan

Great horns she had, and behind her short stalk-like neck was her huge swollen body, a vast bloated bag, swaying and sagging between her legs; its great bulk was black, blotched with livid marks, but the belly underneath was pale … Continue reading →

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