A cute little lady bug on my finger in the front yard.

Red weevil-like bug among mosses and orchid roots

this is probably the luckiest shot i have ever taken. i was just going for the rain drops on the leaf, but later, as i was looking through my photos from that day, i saw that this bug had flown in for a drink while i wasn't paying attention.

Bugs.

the sort of bug that would have made me drop my camera!

Red bugs and Jatropha curcas L.

Bug is bored of your shit.

This plant hopper has a parasitic larva attached under a winglet - probably a parasitic wasp

This teeny bug was on my wall. Ah, the beauty of a flash (and zoom).

Bug vendor

there is a bug parked in front of the apartment i found.

bug crawling along roof of car

Lady bugs on a hill top. Taken in North Eastern Corsica, looking towards Tuscany. It reminds me of the movie "under the tuscan sun," because of the ladybug thread to the movie.

Bugs come in different shapes and sizes. This is a small ant, so the "dirt bug" is only 3-4mm. It comes with legs and looks strange when walking.

VW Bug Show à Spa-Francorchamps - 05 & 06 aoûit 2017

VW Festival in Belgium.

Golf Mk4

Nice reconstruction/restoration of a little electric car made in New Jersey in the '20s.

Olympus digital camera

Brain Camp 2014: Grosser Than Gross

Here was another cute little butterfly-like bug on our forsythia. These most recent three were shot with the Olympus E-510 and a 35mm Macro lens

Is this another tree bug? I'm not sure...

This bug has found a tempting place on the poppy in Lyöttilä, Iitti.

View on black: decluttr

Guava stand-up bug.

This is an odd little guy about 1/4" long and almost as wide that we found sitting on a white guava fruit. When you got near to him, he would rear up on his back feet and just stand there with all his little legs outspread -- see photo that follows (I tried getting a video of it, but I just couldn't get my camera to focus close enough to see much detail). After about a minute, he would ease back down onto his belly .... until the next time something got too close.

This side view of the fat stubby caterpillar shows the two back sticking legs and the thinner front legs, as well as all the spines.

Note: I did not touch this fellow as his spikes looked more like those of the Darna pallivitta (Stinging Nettle Caterpillar) who has a painful sting, rather than like the Agraulis vanillae (Gulf fritillary), whose spikes are actually soft and harmless.

Some cool bug along the path. Great camouflage, but the poor little guy almost got stepped on.

A dead stink bug, still clinging.

the first new generation Sloe Bug of the summer on the leaves of Verbascum in the garden

There was a bug on the awning outside Blossom Cafe. We think it was a cricket. Lucky for the guy below that it didn't fall into his Pho. It took all my will to not look up at it as we left the restaurant. Because looking up may have alerted patio diners to its existence.

South Portland, Maine

KODAK Digital Still Camera

I wish my air conditioner worked so I could close my windows and crazy bugs would stop getting in my house. And FYI, I captured this little guy and sent him safely on his way outside. (22/365)

Finished pear bugs screen

About 4mm long (my first shot with my new MP-E 65mm lens!)

We have lots of these in our garden.

im not sure if this is a squash bug, or a broad-headed bug... cant tell from this angle...

these guys feed on plant sap, can be quite a bother for gardeners i assume.