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在耳畔知了的大合唱中,我开始了法布尔《昆虫记》的阅读。一开始我便被书里介绍蝉的一章吸引住了。最令我感兴趣的是它门的蜕皮。当历经寒冬的幼虫在阳光的照耀下慢慢开裂时,我眼前马上浮现出一组极具艺术性的延时摄影镜头:在外壳开裂到一定程度时,蝉的幼虫分别以尾部和前爪尖为支点翻身,完成两个较优美的体操动作后,绿色蝉体慢慢挣扎着破壳而出,水灵灵地泛着光,然后静候着褪去光泽,转为褐色。真没想到黑不溜秋的知了还有如此漂亮的一幕。
In the chorus known to me, I started Reading Faber’s Insect. From the very beginning, I was drawn to a chapter in the book introducing cicadas. What interests me most is its molt. When the winter larvae slowly dehiscence in the sunshine, I immediately emerge a group of highly artistic time-lapse photographic lens: Cracking the shell to a certain extent, the cicada larvae were tail and forepaw tips as a fulcrum Stand up, to complete two more beautiful gymnastics moves, the green cicada body slowly struggling broken shell out of water glittering glow, and then wait for the faded luster, turned brown. I really did not expect to know that there is such a beautiful scene.