Bugs in Bejar
Posted by: Patrick Phillips on: October 29, 2010
Bugs in Bejar
Bejar is not the prettiest of places. It doesn’t evev have a decent supply of shops…
What it does have is bugs! Well, one particular bug but we have no idea what he/she is…
Here he comes, flying in from 2 o’clock high but looking more like a lobster than the Bumble Bee that has smelt the honey first.
Now you will remember the idea of in-flight refueling for aeroplanes. Of course they didn’t have the curling-up problem…
Nevertheless, this guy has some aiming skills when you think that nothing short of a bullseye will get the nectar.
Frankly, the back end is a disgrace to its Mother. She should have told him how to use a hairbrush.
But you have to hand it to him/her for technique. No wasted effort landing on wobbly petals.
A quick slurp and on to the next bucket of honey…
But what is he/r? Please, someone, please.
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