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The Voluntary Butler Scheme playing at the Twesta gig, Firebug Leicester UK. Part of Summer Sundae Fringe.

I've managed to hack FireBug Lite to work on my iphone.

 

Try it out your self from your iphone

 

I need to work a bit on improving the gui bit of it, so it's easier to use.

Hope you don't mind these two scary bugs... I thought they were rather pretty;-)

Have a great evening everyone!

Firebug | BlakÄ— kareivÄ—lis | Pyrrhocoris apterus (Linnaeus, 1758). Pyrrhocoridae

The Dirty Backbeats at the Summer Sundae Fringe, Firebug, Leicester, UK.

 

firebug - kowal bezskrzydły (Pyrrhocoris apterus)

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 :(

Firebug (Pyrrhocoris apterus)

found in my garden...

Felipe Machado e Olivier da banda FIREBUG, com Vanessa Krongold ao fundo.

Participações especialíssimas no show.

 

Lançamento do Disco Paralelo |

Sesc Pompéia - São Paulo |

13.06.2007 |

Foto de Sharon Eve Smith

A sure sign of spring. The firebugs are out and running again.

Surrender The Coast playing at White Noise Summer, Firebug, Leicester, UK.

Release of first public beta of Mantra on ClubHACK, Pune

Closeup of the red firebug, linden, sap sucking or soldier bug, Pyrrhocoris apterus on a a silver linden tree , Tilia tomentosa

The No Brainers playing Loose Your Cool at Firebug, Leicester, UK.

Inspired by the previous photo...

 

:^)

&U&I playing White Noise Summer, Firebug, Leicester, UK.

Silent Devices playing at the Twesta gig, Firebug Leicester UK. Part of Summer Sundae Fringe.

Clicked using a reverse mounted Nikon 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5 AF-D Macro Lens.

Third Day of Spring 2008. At least in the Steffe Calendar. And here is proof. These are the first firebugs I have seen this year.

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