caught

[vuzh]

i just caught a rather confused and bitter looking yellowjacket flying distraughtly into a lightbulb again and again.

she now sits in my wardrobe.
she's discreet.
she's perfectly preserved.

not really,
it actually sits in my bugjar,
and will be released to the outside tomorrow morning, if the sun melts off all this snow early enough, which i presume it will.

i do not kill living things that happen to wander into "my" living space.

Comments

[lokust.livejournal.com]

yay for respect!
love is life.
.l.l.l.

[mossy.livejournal.com]

My father once told me that moths and night butterflies are forever flying into the light, because they orientate themselves by the angle of the moon... and as they are (from evolutinal point of view) not used to point light sources, they still do the same thing with them, and spiral towards them until they fall into the fire. It was so odd to hear one of life's wonders explained so easily... still, it was only a tiny one...