I do apologize for the slowness of Myrmecos blog over the past few days. The hiatus was for good cause, though:
Helena Holley Wild was born September 12 at 9:19pm. Her interests include napping, milk, and confusing the cats.
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My compliments to the missus. She done good.
Nice shot! I am sure you will have a great time with her.
Another beautiful subject for you to photograph! Congratulations to you both.
Awwwww! To be fair, I think a substantial proportion of the world’s population never grow out of napping, milk and confusing cats.
Congrats!!
Congratulations. Muchas felicidades a la familia por la nueva luz ante tu ojos!
Great news, and nice photo! Although now I’m imagining that you’ve installed your wife and new baby in a very large light box 🙂
Nice looking larvae !!
Best wishes for a wondrously excellent pupation and eclosion.
Awesome, congratulations!!!!
Dear Myrmecos minimus var. helena welcome to this world. May you find this a wondrous place. You have certainly chosen wisely in parents for guides to wonder. For my part, I am really looking forward to seeing how you presence informs your father’s blog…
They’re a bit hard to see, and maybe it’s just the lighting, but she seems to have some interesting eyes! In any case, congratulations!
Your life will never be the same, but I expect good-different. Congratulations!
“Hongera” as they say in Swahili. Another for the ever-growing list of lady entomologists, Hooray. All the very best to you all 🙂
I join all the other readers to wish you and your family well. Now you have your own F1!
Awwww!
W.Helena is your best macro shot yet!
She is SO cute! Are you going to call her your little “bug?” That’s what I call my granddaughter Jordie. Brightest blessings Alex!
Congratulations! Such a beautiful baby and she is so blessed to have such wonderful parents. Best wishes to all three of you on the journey you are about to begin!
What a beautiful addition to your family Alex! Congratulations to you and Mrs. Myrmecos! Looks like she outdid herself this time. As someone else noted, your life will never be the same…and that is a good thing! Again, I am so happy for you and your wife!
Congratulations =)
She is very cute.
The spittin’ image of yourself!
The colony keeps growing I see, two immatures so far right? Congratulations! 😉
Are they both first instar?
(I love my little larvae, and one’s already pupated!)
Many congratulations! She is lovely.