Grande Edge'able Dies are sized to work with Gemini Pro, Gemini and Gemini Junior die cutting machines. They are too large to be used with the Gemini Midi, Gemini Mini or Gemini Go. You seem to know little or nothing about the larval, aka nymph, stage in the life cycle of dragonflies. Dragonfly nymphs are among the most badass predators in ponds, creeks, marshes, or anywhere with relatively slow-moving freshwater. They hang out in the shallows and any other small organism in the area had better watch out because a dragonfly nymph will grab them and eat them! They look totally creepy and I remember when I worked in environmental education, how the kids and even adults with whom we were doing surveys of aquatic invertebrate communities as indicators of water quality, almost always kind of freaked out the first time they saw a dragonfly nymph. e.g. What is that creepy looking creature? It's like a monster. Looks like a transformer. Ouch, it pinched my finger. Did you know that a female dragonfly can simultaneously lay up to 100 eggs? That’s a lot of baby dragonflies! And since they only live for about a year, they have to make the most of their short lives. So it’s no surprise that they are such voracious eaters. Why are people afraid of them? Your personal data will be treated as strictly confidential and will only be shared for relevant purposes connected with Chasing Dragonflies / Ultimate Publications Ltd. We will only share your data with third parties outside of the company with your explicit consent. Access to data is strictly controlled and must be agreed by the Data Controller.

Overall, “Chasing Fireflies” is a thought-provoking and emotional read that leaves a lasting impact on its readers. Martin’s skillful storytelling and exploration of universal themes make this novel a must-read for anyone looking to connect with the deeper aspects of the human experience. Book Review of Chasing Fireflies That was his lightbulb moment. “I realized no one knew much about dragonflies,” he says, especially compared to birds. “That’s what really hooked me.” Chasing A Natural, Cultural, and Personal History is an engaging, beautifully illustrated introduction to these remarkable insects. Drawing on her experiences as a natural history instructor, dragonfly monitor, cancer survivor, grandmother, and steward, Crosby tells the stories of their roles in poetry and art, their fascinating sex life—unique within the animal kingdom—and their evolution from dark-water dwellers to denizens of the air. We follow Crosby and other citizen-scientists into the prairies, wetlands, and woodlands of the Midwest, where they observe the environment and chronicle dragonfly populations and migration to decipher critical clues about our changing waterways and climate.Ready to engage in some dragonfly watching—or, should we say “dragonfly chasing”?Join an intrepid dragonfly chaser and admire some close-up shots of these colorful insecthelicopters.

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While there’s no evidence that dragonflies are harmful to cats, there is some anecdotal evidence that they may be detrimental to other pets. One study found that dragonflies can contain up to 10 times the amount of lead than what’s considered safe for human consumption. Also, dragonflies may contain pesticides and other toxins that could harm your cat if ingested. So, while there’s no definitive answer as to whether or not cats can eat dragonflies, it’s probably best to err on the side of caution and keep them away from your feline friend. What To Do If There Is One Outside My House With luxurious lace, sweet gingham, blooming roses and more - why not take a look at the full Gemini Grande Edge'able Collection and start adding even more die-cut delicacy to your makes?

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Stunning jewel-like colors and daredevil flying are reason enough to give dragonflies a look-see, but federal and state agencies use the presence of certain species as indicators of clean, highly oxygenated waters. “They’re the trout of the dragonfly world,” says Larry Federman, of clubtails, named for the widening abdomen end that resembles a club. “They need pristine, fast-flowing water.” Federman, the education coordinator for three Audubon New York sanctuaries, got involved with his state’s survey when he was looking to develop a nature program for New York City high schoolers, many of them minorities from immigrant families. If you have an outdoor cat, you’ve probably noticed them stalking and chasing dragonflies. While it may seem harmless, dragonflies can be harmful to cats if they’re eaten. Here are a few tips to keep your cat from chasing dragonflies: