Sentence examples for buzzing wings from inspiring English sources

Inside, I walked by a spider with narrow legs long enough to spread across my face, and spotted a pair of insects whose buzzing wings sounded like an electric rattle and whose bodies emitted bright red lights like strobing LEDs.

27°C: flies quiet; 30°C, some walking and showing lateral wing waving (arrow); 35°C: flies showing wing buzzing (blur) although wings (arrows) usually not extended in flight position.

She then prepares a 'loaf' of pollen on which she lays her first precious eggs, brooding them with care, often buzzing her wings to create heat to keep them warm.

Although it has been previously indicated that nest mates may alarm the rest of the nest through jerky movement and buzzing of wings, Polistes exclamans is capable of alarming the rest of the nest and attracting attacking wasps through chemical means by releasing a non-species-specific venomous alarm pheromone.

During the waggling run it also emits a burst of sound by buzzing its wings.

The male then flew at the female and alighted on her back; she vibrated and dropped her wings and he buzzed his wings, probably for balance, as both twisted and vibrated their tails to achieve cloacal apposition.

The decapitated flies occasionally showed wing flicking and high frequency buzzing of the wings but the wings were usually only partially spread rather than in the extended flight position.

If the ion channel were expressed in the giant fiber neurons, which control reflexes for escape, the flies could be made to leap about, buzz their wings, and fly.

The male subsequently leaps onto the back of the female, buzzes his wings, and rocks his body back and forth before aligning himself to face the same direction as the female and attempting to copulate.

All it needed to complete the pastoral image was a dragonfly with iridescent wings buzzing from leaf to leaf.

Hoy noted that since mosquitoes mate in mid-air, the sound of the female's wings buzzing sets the males in motion.