Author Koh Lin

I woke up this morning from dreams of blowing bubbles…

When we were younger, I am sure many of us would have enjoyed blowing those bubbles, seeing the bubbles being blown into the air, and running through the cloud of bubbles, popping them along the way.

They were pretty, transient ethereal balls, catching the light, and the occasional rainbow as they float in the air… those were innocent childhood times.

Now I am older and experience a different type of blowing bubbles… sharing the photographs taken by others of bubbles being blown… and in a bizarre way, rekindles my childhood. Back then, I would have never known that insects blew bubbles too… now that is amazing…

Bubbling Homalictus bee © Gary Taylor
Bubbling Homalictus bee © Gary Taylor
Meroglossa rubricata with a white bubble, Geraldton, Midwest WA © Gary Taylor
Meroglossa rubricata with a white bubble, Geraldton, Midwest WA © Gary Taylor
Bubbling Lasioglossum sp, Lennox Head NSW © Cassidy Taylor
Bubbling Lasioglossum sp, Lennox Head NSW © Cassidy Taylor
Bubbling Euryglossinae Dasyhesma, Geraldton, Midwest WA © Gary Taylor
Bubbling Euryglossinae Dasyhesma, Geraldton, Midwest WA © Gary Taylor
Bubbling genus Lieoproctus © Gary Taylor
Bubbling genus Lieoproctus © Gary Taylor
Hylaeus (Gnathoprosopis) euxanthus bubbling Ballandean QLD © Marc Newman
Hylaeus (Gnathoprosopis) euxanthus bubbling Ballandean QLD © Marc Newman
Amegilla chlorocyanea - "bubbling", Western Australia © Gary Taylor
Amegilla chlorocyanea – “bubbling”, Western Australia © Gary Taylor
Wasp mimic bee (Hyleoides concinna) bubbling, Australian National Botanic Gardens ACT © Emm Gardner
Wasp mimic bee (Hyleoides concinna) bubbling, Australian National BG ACT © Emm Gardner
Australian Sheep Blowfly (Lucilia cuprina) also known as Green Blowfly
Australian Sheep Blowfly (Lucilia cuprina) also known as Green Blowfly, blowing a nectar bubble