Una Tarita [ Spn/Eng]

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La naturaleza de verdad es maravillosa y en ella encontramos los seres vivos más ingeniosos que podemos imaginar, en colores, tamaños, texturas. Hay muchas personas que se encargar de registrarlos y de verdad que el asombro es grande.

Vamos con este ser vivo que vemos en la imagen. Una Tara, así es como de niños la conocemos porque así es el nombre que nuestros padres la reconocen, se confunden entre las hojas con su color y su forma, se ven tan delicadas. Hay algunas especies que tienen a ser color marrón, entonces estas se confunden con los tallos y troncos de los árboles.

Observarlas es un lujo para aquellos que les encanta este tipo de seres vivos, su movilidad es quedarse y no moverse por un buen rato, parecen de plástico, como si alguien las coloca allí para adornar las plantas, adornar o comerse las hojas de ellas.

Agarrarlas de niños, hay quienes bastante lo hicieron, al hacerlo era un orgullo pasearlas por toda la casa. Recuerdo que al tomarlas lo hacían apretando las alitas para que no saltara y se moviera.

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A cuantas personas les asustaban, inclusive a niños, unos gritaban, otros solo reían, se unían a la aventura de buscar taras, algunos las guardaban en cajas para que no se les murieran, otros en frascos para observarlas mientras duraban, veían sus movimientos. Algunos creían que estaban muertas y resulta que cuando las sacaban se les escapaban.

Total quienes de niños jugaron con una tara, sabe lo que ello significa, sobre todo si tuvieron hermanos curiosos con lo que les presentaba la naturaleza, era inevitable, sobre todo en esos patios inmensos llenos de todo tipo de árboles frutales y ornamentales como el patio de mi casa, donde viví mi infancia y mi adolescencia.

Hace mucho tiempo que no veo una.

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Nature is truly wonderful, and in it we find the most ingenious living beings imaginable, in colors, sizes, and textures. There are many people in charge of recording them, and the wonder is truly great.

Let's talk about this living being we see in the image. A Tara, that's what we call it as children because that's the name our parents give it. They blend in with the leaves with their color and shape; they look so delicate. There are some species that tend to be brown, so they blend in with the stems and trunks of trees.

Observing them is a luxury for those who love these types of living beings. Their mobility is that they stay put and don't move for a long time. They seem like plastic, as if someone had placed them there to decorate the plants, to embellish them, or to eat their leaves.

Some people often caught them as children; doing so was a source of pride, parading them around the house. I remember that when they picked them up, they would squeeze their wings so they wouldn't jump and move.

Many people were frightened by them, even children. Some screamed, others just laughed, joining in the adventure of searching for taras. Some kept them in boxes so they wouldn't die, others kept them in jars to observe them while they lived, watching their movements. Some thought they were dead, but it turned out that when they took them out, they escaped.

Anyone who played with a tare as a child knows what it means, especially if they had siblings who were curious about what nature had to offer. It was inevitable, especially in those immense yards filled with all kinds of fruit and ornamental trees like the yard of my house, where I spent my childhood and adolescence.

I haven't seen one in a long time.

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