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A friendly Bug, is what a Rose needs.

Shield bug on sea holly - the hot summer seems to have accelerated the dragonfly season - there were vey few on the wing yesterday and we were reduced to taking pictures of shield bugs which love to hide in the (now dry) sea holly flower heads

Scary bug, fortunately quite small.

trying out new macro options with OM-1

on the one side Poland on the other side Belarus

Went out into the field yesterday to shoot the sunrise. And then I found this lovely bugs....

 

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Notobitus meleagris

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Climbing from my backpack

onto a bench . . .

Canon 40D

Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM

Bug hotel in the Woodland.

 

Create a bug hotel to provide hidey-holes for creatures galore. Building a bug hotel (also known as a wildlife hotel or stack) in your garden can provide a safe hideaway for wildlife and help make use of your garden waste. A well-built hotel can shelter anything from hedgehogs to toads, solitary bees to bumblebees, and ladybirds to woodlice. You can build your bug hotel at any time of year, but you might have the most natural materials such as straw, dry grass and hollow plant stems in autumn.

Plant bug. Deraeocoris flavilinea I think

Exa 1c with Accura diamatic 135mm 2.8 and macro lens

on ct precisa 100

x-processed

I just love the eyes. Found him in my greenhouse.

Busy bug on The Washlands.

Jewel Bug (Chrysocoris)

 

Scutelleridae is a family of true bugs. They are commonly known as jewel bugs or metallic shield bugs due to their often

brilliant coloration. They are also known as shield-backed bugs due to the enlargement of the last section of their thorax

into a continuous shield over the abdomen and wings.[1] This latter characteristic distinguishes them from most other families

within Heteroptera, and may lead to misidentification as a beetle rather than a bug. These insects feed on plant juices

from a variety of different species, including some commercial crops. Closely related to stink bugs, they may also produce

an offensive odour when disturbed. There are around 450 species worldwide..

L to R from back to front: (row 1) Gentleman Ghost, Pied Piper, Bug-Eyed Bandit, Mr. Element, Samuroid, Turtle, Murmur, Gorilla Grodd, Shade, The Top, Weather Wizard.

 

(Row 2) Icicle Jr., Icicle Sr., Frank Miller Flash, Heatwave, Captain Cold, Mirror Master, Trickster II, Trickster I, Plastique, Captain Boomerang.

 

(Row 3) Cobalt Blue, Black Racer, Black Flash, Daniel West, Professor Zoom, Reverse Flash, Dark Flash, Savitar, Inertia, Negative Flash.

 

(Row 4) Jesse Quick, Liberty Belle, Johnny Quick, Jay Garrick, Iris West, Barry Allen, Wally West, Linda Park, Wallace West, Impulse, Hot Pursuit, Max Mercury, XS

 

And there it is! All of the figures I have made over the past month or so! Thank you again for all the support along the way! As I said in my Wally post yesterday, it is really awesome to write Flash stories again! Be on the lookout for more things from me!

I have no idea what kind of insect this is but I thought he was kind of cool looking. Anyone?

Shot with a high shutterspeed to keep the foreground dark and improve the backlit effect.

..............and a black and white for a change

© Jim Gilbert 2010 all rights reserved

 

Decided to go out in the yard and see if this was possible.

 

Front yard, Bernardsville, NJ

I was testing my latest home-made softbox and overdid the rim lighting (I'm trying to come up with a way of not having to lug lots of supporting equipment for the flashes around). I rather like the end result though, even if there isn't much detail in the insect's face. This guy was very tiny - his head was about 1mm wide. I chased him around his leaf holding the camera in one hand and a 430EX flashgun in the other.

 

Canon 30D with MP-E65mm lens, 1.4x converter 430EX flash and ST-E2 IR transmitter

1/250 sec @ f/16 ISO 100

Couple of bugs at Cars and Coffee in Irvine CA

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Has come out today

It begged me

To come out to play

Please don't bug me

Please go away

I have a date

With a beautiful day.

Pachycoris torridus

They weren't functional, but Zingers had full-scale engines. The one on the bug was topped by two superchargers! It has a wheelie bar and brake parachute at the back.

 

canon 40d, helios 44

...on a tiny flower. This hover fly is a couple of millimeters long only

This thing is as long as my little finger and its brothers/sisters are trying to eat all of my herb garden.

Find the bug!!!! Hidden in the Meadow 2 June 4, 2011 IMG_0668

The goggles caught the flash from the strobe at just the right angle to make this crazy glow from her eyes. The water in the pool had started to become clouded with ash from the wild fires that are burning this week.

Made In America Music Festival

Benjamin Franklin Parkway

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Plant bug on rhododendron. Tupiocoris rhododendri

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