I'm talking about those of the six-legged kind. Somehow, windows are one of the favourite "rest stops" of birds, insects and what-have-you. They too, I guess, need to break journey and rest their wings from the long trip to wherever they are going.
Recently, "Mr Bee" stopped by and was busily inspecting my window. I quickly grabbed my camera and went up really close to snap a picture of it. Rather than flying away, it actually stayed long enough for me to shoot a few more photos. Was it too "preoccupied" to notice I was just a hair's-breadth away or was it posing for the camera?
A few days ago, another visitor decided to drop by and this time it was "Mr Fly". Sticking to the window like Garfield on your windscreen, it too, like Mr Bee, did not fly away even when I got really close. My camera lens barrel was touching the glass pane and it would have felt the vibration from the shutter. Even if it didn't, the compound eyes would have easily detected my presence. But no, it decided to pose for the camera. 
