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The deepest intelligence isn’t merely remembering a lot of patterns. It is…

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.     The deepest intelligence isn’t merely remembering a lot of patterns.  It is warmhearted, all-encompassing care.

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Boxelder bugs — larvae and adults — remove sap from seeds, flowers, and leaves… but they do not do much damage.  In the fall, they can congregate on the sunny side of buildings.  When i lived in Kansas, there were tons of them on the warm side of the house in the fall!

Blood-shot-Red-eyed Boxelder Bug ... by Thomas Peace 2013

Blood-shot-Red-eyed Boxelder Bug … by Thomas Peace 2013

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    • Tom's Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog's avatar

      Yes, interesting perception! 🙂

      If you notice, the Elder bug has a proboscis extending from the front of it’s head down to the colorful leaf; it almost looks like just another one of the bug’s legs… but it isn’t! Its proboscis is used – like a straw – to suck sap and nutrients from the leaf and from other plant parts.

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