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This bug was originally sitting on my laundry, eating it. If it hadn't been SUCH a cool bug, I would have screamed and shook it off, instead of running upstairs to get my camera.
Eric put it on this branch to show its cool camo skillz!
This tiny little bug just appeared on my laptop in my office, just now. I have no idea what he is (maybe a baby katydid?), but he doesn't look like a real bug. He's like a cartoon bug, all legs and antennas. In my head, he sits on my shoulder and speaks to me in a wacky French accent while we have many adventures.
He is a Cool Bug.
The Green Shield Bug is a bright green flat insect that has a body shaped like a knight’s shield and this is why it has its name the ‘Green Shield Bug’. Like all bugs, it has piercing and sucking mouth parts which this bug uses to suck sap out of plants. It can be seen in gardens throughout England, but more so in the south. It is also called the Green Stink Bug because it often leaves a stinking trail wherever it goes and because it releases a smelly substance when it feels threatened.
You may run but you cannot hide!
Not my greatest of focuses , however this bug looks almost comical with his mouth open as if he is trying to be not noticed.
I've only seen 1941 once, but one scene stuck in my head. I even think it was John Belushi...."Wheeeee!!!!I'm a bug."
An unidentified Assassin Bug nymph, photographed in my back yard in Townsville, Australia. Any help with identification would be gratefully appreciated. The nymphs of these bug appear to be quite variable, but I haven't seen any photos of this particular pattern, featuring two prominent black dots.
Here is a bug bite I received several weeks ago. I actually had three of these size and four other smaller ones.
Can you believe I got these in the span of (at max) 20 seconds? All I did was walk from the front door to my car. Once I got in my car I started itching like crazy and I had thought I was having some sort of allergic reaction... but nope... bug bites. Eew. I have no clue why bugs love me.
This iridescent lovely, blue and black, with touches of bright green and gold, was crawling up a palm tree in our backyard last Sunday. It's head was crowned in gold, brilliant when caught by the sun. He was about half a thumb-length long.
I think it is sylvaticus but if anyone knows otherwise with this tricky genus that would be appreciated :)
Here on a ridge between the Chelan and Entiat valleys, large areas of forest are stressed or dead from spruce budworm, bark beetle and other infestations. It would appear that in this area, what trees that fire doesn't get, the bugs will.
www.stvincent.edu/wpnr | The Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve at Saint Vincent College hosted its annual Bug Camp for 5-6 year olds (with an adult). Campers search for butterflies, spiders, dragonflies, bees, beetles, and more!