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Versión asturiana de Bugs Bunny...
Como se puede apreciar nada que ver!...mucho mas guapo el de la tierra ;)
Found this bug wandering on my Brugmansia. Plant is supposed to be poisonous so I am wondering why this sap sucking bug was on this plant. It kept moving it's antenae while I was taking it's portrait to my irritation.
Heavy Alien Transport - The Bug. My sixth and last submission to Lugpols BTT 2007. Challenge 24 - Build a transport vehicle powered by alien technology.
Found a dead bug in the cupboard. Pretty sure the compound eye would look a lot better if the bug was still alive.
An abstract black and white photo taken at Yellowstone National Park. There's bug in the photo, but I'm told it looks like something sexual in nature.
A ladybug I found in my garden. This photo is part of my blog entry on beneficial bugs. I also have a video on my blog that I uploaded to YouTube of a lady bug eating black aphids.
I had just seen the Portland Head Lighthouse in Maine, which was really cool, and I had to hop on a bus and hurry to see this lighthouse before the cruise ship I was on left. I was expecting one like the Portland Head Lighthouse so when I got the Bug Lighthouse I was a little disappointed. It was so small. I guess that's why it's called "bug" lighthouse. Okay, it's still a lighthouse so that made it cool.
Highlight from my interview today:
Them: What are your feelings on spaces vs tabs for indenting code?
Me: I'm sorry, I was under the impression that you're not allowed to ask questions about an applicant's religious views.
(Got a laugh)
I went for a little walk to take pictures and decompress from interview stress. Some dude saw me taking pictures of an intriguing bit of homeless-encampment engineering and tried to press me to send him pictures to help him get rid of homeless people. Ugh.
I shoot insects and bugs sometimes daily, but it's only once a year that I get to shoot Volkswagen "Bugs" :-) This is a great little car show with great cars, friendly people and a very chill vibe. Some really nice VW's show up at this one. Makes me want to get back in the garage and get back to work on my Karmann Ghia! Had Fun!! Shot all of these with a Fuji X-E3 with a 7Artisans 35mm f/1.2 lens. Acros "Ye" color profile, and I think the regular Monochrome setting for a few shots at the end. Only shot a couple photos in color. They're included in this album. So far fairly impressed with this little setup.
I was brushing my teeth when I looked closely at a black spot in a little pool on the edge of the sink. There was this bug, apparently dead.
With the corner of a paper towel. I retrieved her and examined her with a flashlight and a magnifying glass. And of course I took a couple of dozen pictures, none of them very good.
I was testing the focus-stacking software on my camera but that was no big success. This picture was not focus-stacked. And although it was under the magnifying glass (and thus the two lightspots in the upper right) I was shooting at this point through the plastic side of the glass. My 60mm macro lens can get in pretty close on its own.
I think it is a tiny ichneumon wasp, no more than 3mm long from head to arse tip. Where she came from in the first week of December I don't know.
I say "she" because at least in some of the other shots I can see her ovipositor sticking back from the rear end of her body.
I like finding bugs. But really, in this case I just like the picture.
[And . . . maybe it wasn't an ovipositor at all, but a leg shoved off in a strange position. Oh, who knows?]
I got my kids interested in collecting bugs. They already had the bug catching part down cold. I just introduced pins, foam boards and killing jars to the equation.
One cool thing we've learned is that insects can survive for a pretty long time inside a sealed jar. Hence the need for nail polish remover and the like.
Bed Bugs are those creepy looking creatures who crawl over the bed and feed on human blood or animal blood. And I suppose they are pretty hard to kill unless and until you aren't using any effective Bed Bug removal products or treatment. goo.gl/gZI6Lf
This bug was sitting outside my door the other day. I thought it had cool colors.
I've started paying down my high debt credit card finally. Today was payday, so I was able to drop that by nearly two grand. Hoping to get it down to only ("only") four digits by the end of this month.
Bugs by Captain Kris on Canal Street in Manchester. Thursday 24th June 2021
Note, the street art was part of the Looney Tunes Manchester Trail that officially opened on 16th June 2021 to promote the film Space Jam: A New Legacy
Ref no Nikon D7200 5th series - DSC_2740
Pattern 'Spot The Bug' printed on cotton by Spoonflower and viewed from above. See the pattern here: Spellstone on Spoonflower
Found a housing, a butler hand I bought at a Savers or Goodwill store at El Paso Texas.
I got the the knob from an old hearing testing machine in a dumpster which fitted perfectly on the hand.
Inside, the "Bug Crusher"
More info on the device here: www.bugbrand.co.uk/pages/electronics.htm
Soundclip: www.rabato.net/musica/bugcrusher.mp3