Insects communicate with humanity.

'consent in herbalism' is a discussion topic @sacredrelatives writes about, "plant consent being real."

Germany's capital had a wasp problem; the ants returned for me after I met Antinous at Open Space Arts; spider bound our seagull book that day.

Bugs are not appropriate ontologies for use in museums and galleries since their occurrence is a signification rather than iconography.

Some winged crawly dropped into my shirt on Sandburg Terrace, perhaps to permit my advertising the completion of a new bra.

Plants live without doctors' "nervous systems," the neurology integrating sense for movement. They know us like we do.

Shallots may have once been are no more appropriate really uncooked.

Kankakee Valley Homestead informs me two kinds of funk are parasitic with corn: one is mushroom, another toxic.

Illinois cucumbers are exciting this week and Michigan apricots fine at sample.

bugs lack cognitive-depth-perspective.

Mick Klug's grapes live up to the brand.

without insect life throughout our ecosystem, plants could be merely decorative and/or edible -- not lovable as they are now.