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Can you tell Chicken doesn't like bugs? Well, she does love butterflies.

 

I think she got a little carried away with the bug spray today.

 

Noooo Chicken! Don't spray the ladybugs!!!! >.<

Pasir Raja

Dungun

This tiny creature is a little bigger than a gnat. I can't help it, I'm a sucker for bugs - and she's got those dreamy eyes.

sometimes you just need to leave home to attend the beauty that nature gives us

Other names are Shield-backed bug and Lychee Shield Bug.

He just flew in front of me and sat on a branch when I was descending carefully with my eyes glued to the ground. I took this picture and waited for a while for him to turn around. Then I was lucky to get the other shot. Couldn't get a full front view image, because of the slope. I didn't want to tumble down...bug or no bug....lol...

 

Beautiful on black too.

In an effort to go "green", Disneyland has stopped using pesticides. Instead, they employee people to ride on their attractions with their mouths open thus scooping up large amounts of bugs. When the ride is done, they get off, spit the bugs out and an official disney cast member counts the bugs and pays them (not the bugs, the bug catchers).

 

View on Bugs ... er Black

 

Sliders Sunday

Somewhere in Russia

just a bug and a flower

 

Other leg was the same. Any moron, except me of course, would know to bring bug spray to a tropical jungle. Or wear long pants, which I don't have.

Green Stink Bug (Plautia affinis) , in vegetable patch. Perth, Western Australia.

  

On calcareous grassland in Jersey

BUGS

LORDS • UM

This photo is better viewed: LARGE

 

Benched in Los Angeles County, CA

A "Cotton Harlequin Bug" also known as a "Hybiscus Harlequin Beetle" This is a female sitting on a Varigated Hybiscus leaf. Photo taken at Westside Christian College, Goodna Queensland Australia. Please view in the black box

Mosquito, He or she was on the outside of the double glazing, probably eyeing me up for the next meal.

The Spined Assassin Bug (Sinea diadema).

Body building plant bug on a windowsill. Focus stacked using zerene. Scolopostethus sp.

Inverted a small vial (note indentations in skin) of first instar nymphs on my hand, on the birthmark. These have been feeding less than one minute. They feed quickly in this area. Online definition of nevus flammeus: A port-wine stain is a vascular birthmark consisting of superficial and deep dilated capillaries in the skin which produce a reddish to purplish discolouration of the skin.

Frog hopper / spittle bug posing on my water barrel

(Finally developed an old roll of film.)

Newport wetland bird sanctuary

1mm long today on calcareous grassland in Jersey

Anyone know what this bug is called?

Jane, this is as close as you can get with the Nikkor 105mm.@ 1-1

Look large nice detail.

There have been a lot of awesome Micro scale bugs, and I wanted to do one as well. Micro is not a scale I'm familiar or confident with, so I turned to that old saying - "Build what you know"

 

I wonder how many folks will think this is just a photo of the old Mantis from the thumbnail and pass it on by. ;) Here is a shot of the two of them together.

Bright morning - bright bug

Lygaeus kalmii

 

4 October 2016

 

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