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“Every living creature is created equal. Even a human being and a bug are equal because we are from the same sources.”
I do not know the name of this insect but it belongs to the true bug family. Photographed at the NAPWC. December 12, 2009.
The bugs seem to love the California poppies in my garden at the moment. I guess it's the bright orange colour which attracts them.
If you enjoy this photo check out the others in my "Bug Project" series. www.flickr.com/photos/128673612@N06/albums/72157655170078480
Bugs on an impatiens X4. Wondered what was attacking the leaves of an over wintering impatiens cutting. One of the culprits- in fact the main culprit, spider mites
This was a Fashion Bug store that closed in 2013 when the chain went bankrupt.
Here is a photo of the store as Fashion Bug in 2013 - www.flickr.com/photos/fanofretail/8611380697/
Former Fashion Bug - Constitution Boulevard - Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
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Leider hatte ich das Makro-Objektiv zuhause, egal die kleinen "Bugs" sehen auch so schön aus, oder ?
Bug tour at the Intu Metro Centre, Gateshead, North East England. On display from Feb 2nd to March 2nd 2019. . .
Sitting on a (pollen covered) deck light admiring the woods behind the house. Also called “leaf-footed bugs” because of the leaf-like shapes of their hind legs. Pretty unremarkable bug.
Potential photo subjects everywhere now.
Leaf-legged Bug - (Acanthocephala terminalis)
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These keep coming, brood after brood. There are still adults and nymphs of all sizes sucking the milkweeds dry. A group of nymphs were moving around on non-milkweeds like this, too. They didn't seem to be finding what they were looking for. Impressive feeding tube tucked under the body.
Lord Stirling EEC, Basking Ridge, NJ
Assassin bug Sycanus sp
Notice the spike on its back. Wonder if anyone knows the purpose of it. This guy has an exceptionally long proboscis which its uses for hunting and feeding.
size : 20mm
Neat viewed on black if you have time, makes the bug stand out...
hoping everyone is having a blessed week!!!
Hello Mr. Bug! I've seen loads of these around. Anyone know what it is?
Happy Gorgeous Green Thursday!