Fly – זְבוּב (zevuv)

This post has been adapted from an earlier post: ‘And the fly is saying…‘
This post has been adapted from an earlier post: ‘And the fly is saying…‘
About this time of year (June), millions of tiny froglets, that have just developed from tadpoles, will be making their first forays onto land. Frogs typify our often ambivalent relationship with nature. For many, they are the epitome of ‘otherness’ (the non-human). Continue reading
[This post has been expanded and updated as Fly – Day 23 of 30 Days Biblically Wild.]
If I am in the minority among those living and working at Newman for rather relishing this phenomenon, I also have to concede that I appear to be a bit of an oddity where the ancients are concerned too! Flies appear to have been universally disliked, or at least, viewed as worthless pests and nuisances. Continue reading