#houseflies

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[sages-herp-garden]

part 1 of my housefly husbandry guide where i share every way ive found to kill housefly colonies so you dont have to! (video does show houseflies in a cup!)

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[ransiquack]

Uuuuuuuuhhhhh,, yeah :) halo of blood and static and all that jazz (oh my lawd click for better quality PLEASE)

[goodbyehahafolder]

[definitely-cursed]

ITS BUGS ITS ALL THE DAMN BUGS

[stevensaus]

Quick note: This is not a sponsored post. While the link to the product is an affiliate link, nobody's asked me to write this, it's not a ghostwriter. It's me. I've had dogs for a good portion of my adult life. Right now, I'm kind of living vicariously through other people's doggos, but I remember their fuzzy faces all too well. I also remember cleaning up after them, and no matter how quick or thorough I was, the houseflies their waste always attracted. First, I discovered how to make a homemade fly trap, which worked, but was a bit of a pain. Which is why I love the RESCUE! Big Bag Fly Trap. It's SUPER easy to use: Cut the traced hole at the top, add water to the line, and hang it up outside –- a bit away from your entrances and where you’re going to be. And then just... leave it alone. It can work up to a month or two, and then you just toss the whole thing in the trash without having to touch anything nasty. I previously wrote about it back in 2019, but I only thought to post a picture of the actual product back then. This time, I got video. These are taken only a day or two after I hung it up. You can hear the little suckers banging around in there. The RESCUE! Big Bag Fly Trap is the best $11 bucks I've spent in getting rid of houseflies around my house. A warning: It's kinda gross. If you cannot see the embed, the video is at https://imgur.com/gallery/rescue-outdoor-fly-trap-n4iHLC1 The RESCUE! Outdoor Fly Trap Featured Image by Aamir Mohd Khan from Pixabay https://ideatrash.net/2024/06/if-you-have-an-outdoor-fly-problem-or-dogs-you-need-this.html?feed_id=79&_unique_id=66604be9b080b

[moth-season]

just saw a housefly pretend to be dead. just a regular ass housefly. it got ressurected by me gently blowing on it.

[lavapasataoffical]

🐛

bug fact #1 :

🐌 : Houseflies find sugar with their feet, which are 10 million times more sensitive than human tongues.

[imaginecare]

How to Get Rid of Houseflies in Kenya

Houseflies are not only annoying but also expose human beings to diseases. They carry diseases such as typhoid and salmonella. These insects seem unavoidable but there are a number of ways to get rid of houseflies. Getting rid of houseflies involves excluding them, restricting their habitation, destroying them, and inspecting to determine the effectiveness of the methods used. Below are some…

[nethersonq]

day ?????? of doing things nobody fucking asked for

this thing made me nearly start sobbing last night because every time i thought i'd found them all another one popped up. twitter followers watched me go insane in real time

so here. every bakura eye color change i could find. if theres another im going to be really upset about it but i will add it to the chart nonetheless.

edit: extended bakura eye color chart

second edit: bakura chart 3.0

third edit: bakura chart 5.0

[canisalbus]

helo. the triangle has feelings

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[tinyflything]

my sona for the end of the year. cringe cute and stuff.

[sages-herp-garden]

okay forget that last thing just have the full video of my guide on how to culture houseflies! (they/them)

[bigskycastle]

What would the fly game be like if it was real? An RPG? Visual novel? Very cool art style

thanks! i think some kind of rpg yeah. i thought itd be fun if it was also a little bit similar to games like lily's well or the witch's house where you have to die in strange /gruesome ways like 1000 times if you want to proceed

[michaelnordeman]

Housefly/husfluga. Värmland, Sweden (June 28, 2014).

[kidovna]

You’re fairly notorious for making really incredible and dynamic mini comic strips. I love making them as well but really struggle with creating a layout on a canvas. Do you make the sketches individually and then lay them out in comic form or do you do the entirety of the comic one page at a time? All this is to ask if you have any tips or suggestions on how to improve at making more dynamic mini comics?

I’m so glad you think my comics are dynamic! I’ll try my best to explain my comic making process in this answer:

I almost always start with the dialogues on my notes app. This process usually happens in the middle of the night when I’m struck with an idea but I have no energy to draw anything. I find it very useful to try and figure out how many pieces of dialogue there are in the comic and how many pages it might take. This is how the initial notes for this comic from @spideywillandmjwheeler looked (you can see that I’ve made changes in the final version):

Next, I always work on the layout. I imagine the scene in my head and try to understand how the panelling should look. What dialogue requires a bigger panel, what requires a spread, etc. this was the base of the bi Mike comic:

Here’s a little insight into how I do the panelling and how I make the choices with the sizes of the panels based on importance (from the Will with powers comic):

Once I do the layout, I basically just get started with the lines and colours and see what works best and then it’s the usual illustration process. It’s almost always this exact same process and with time and practice, each comic gets easier to work on. Sometimes I have an idea for a panel (like the one below. This is four whole panels but drawn as a spread instead) that I get very excited about because I’m like “wow, that’s kind of genius” and I keep hoping that I get more creative with it as time goes.

I hope this was a little helpful and what you were looking for! I’d say trust your gut in the comic making process and don’t feel limited by the panels. Things and characters can move out of the boxes and you can have all sorts of fun with it. Just remember to keep a certain amount of structure to the pages so that the comic is readable :D