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Murgantia histrionica goes by a few common names ; derived mostly from the variegated color pattern and irregular markings on its back, such as "Calico Back", "Calico Bug", "Fire Bug", and more commonly, the "Harlequin Bug". Harlequin bugs are native to Mexico and Central America, and are an invasive species in North America, having been first detected in Texas in 1864. They will suck the sap of cruciferous plants, causing the plants to wilt and die :(
La chinche roja o de las malvas es un insecto muy común y llamativo, que se encuentra preferentemente sobre las malvas (Malva sylvestris), donde destaca por sus colores naranja y negro contrastados, tiene una estética de artesanía africana
Gemma Upton of O' Lovely Lie, guesting with Love Ends Disaster! playing at Firebug, Leicester, UK. Part of Leicester Summer Sundae Fringe.
This is a European Firebug (Pyrrocohoris apterus), native to most of Europe and Asia. In 2015, a small population of firebugs appeared here in northern Utah, it is the only known population of European Firebugs in the entire western hemisphere. As they begin to spread, biologists here have been able to track their dispersal patterns as their range has expanded into Salt Lake City, Ogden, Sandy, and even Tooele. This population is an excellent example of a founding population, where a small number of individuals are isolated from their parent population, which puts them on a potentially different genetic trajectory than the parent population, and could cause genetic drift because there were probably only a few individuals who were transported from Europe to the USA, and there's no way to know whether the genetic traits they had were a diverse representation of the parent population in Europe or not. But regardless, the entire population of Firebugs here in Utah are their descendants and can only inherit those traits. Over time, this may cause these two separated populations to evolve different traits, or even become separate species eventually.
Taken on March 13th 2020 in Ogden, UT.
There's a dead tree trunk next to the cellar door here at Bergdalen. It is the home of a few hundred Firebugs. And they are a good indication of the arrival of Spring. This year they sent out this little guy to see if it was time to come out. He reported back that it was.
this is what happens when you tell Amazon you're not interested in the Beatles.
(originally appeared antennasoft.net/robcee/2009/11/12/firebug-1-5-new-feature...
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@ The Firebug, Leicester 23rd Sept 2015.
Thanks to Heather Walls & Kate Easton for the photos.
An aggregation of Firebug (Pyrrhocoris apterus) / verőköltő bodobács nymphs on the University of Debrecen campus, Debrecen, Hungary, 31 July 2014.
Steve Souders hosts the Velocity '08 HTTP profiling tool shootout panel, featuring Simon Perkins (demoing HTTPWatch), Eric Lawrence (Fiddler), Eric Goldsmith (AOL Page Test), and John J. Barton (Firebug).
Playing around with Firebug. Ultimately not a great solution as you need to test on the mobile device, which typically does not run Firefox/Firebug/FireUnit! Also one cannot test Internet Explorer on the desktop of course.
I think Gears test cases can be adapted.
code.google.com/p/gears/source/browse/#svn/trunk/gears/te...
And I'll probably suggest a stripped down version of Gears style tests for unit testing in Bondi.
A big grass fire, I was just leaving to visit my family in southampton so only caught the beginning of it but it spread pretty far.
Not sure if it was started by youths, an old glass bottle or just a landowner trying to get rid of some of the scrub.
you can see the firemen trying to beat it out in the pictures, if they had bothered to use water it might not have spread and become so massive.
No damage or injury occured, there was just an immense black patch on the mountain/hill side afterwards.
Blakfish live @ Firebug Leicester, 11/08/09.
w/Brontide, Mutiny on the Bounty
As Firebug has white walls I tried something different, bouncing the flash of the ceiling. Got some good results and it does wonders for skin.
John J. Barton of IBM demos Firebug on stage at Velocity 2008.
Photograph from Velocity 2008 in Burlingame, California, presented by O'Reilly Media. Produced by Good Company Communications.
Photograph copyright © 2008 Peter Norby.
In the Butterfly garden this little Bug sat quite nicely on these flowers making quite a colourful shot.
Cold Sweat at Firebug Leicester, UK. Part of the Pineapster Allstars.
I didn't get a chance to post this shot previously. But I like it