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This is how it looks like close up.

Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Belichtung 0,006 sec (1/160)

Blende f/16.0

Brennweite 180 mm

ISO-Empfindlichkeit 2500

coloured bug on L's arm

oct 2005

At the "Rolling Sculpture" car show, I always gravitate towards the vintage VWs. The 60s style bugs with the headlight covers and double bumpers are such classics.

 

Been slowing down on shooting & scanning lately, sorry. Summertime, house-repair distractions, etc...

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Can't believe I'd never posted this. Andy & I were leaving the movie theater at Sawgrass Mills and there were THOUSANDS of these bugs all over the place. Mostly crushed by feet and cars.

This tiny bug was sitting on a lily in my garden in early summer. The colors on him are amazing. Pink and different shades of green.

This was a birthday cake for a little girl who loved bugs!

A woodlouse aka pill-bug aka roly-poly. You know, those little round bugs you find when you lift up a piece of wood or a rock outside.

 

What really struck me when doing these macro photos was how much it reminded me of a lobster. Which made sense when I found out that these little guys are actually terrestrial crustaceans, not insects, arachnids, or the like. Who knew?

These red bugs seem to be everywhere lately.

Not sure what this little guy is called, but as kids, we always called them "stink bugs".

Made for the Christmas Bazaar at my sons' school, using corks and a crocheted 'skin'.

Green capsid bug on calendula flower Highdown gdns. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Assassin bug at Whipsnade Zoo

 

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From a Milk Weed that they say attracts Butterflies I spotted all this other and assuming there tiny bugs of some sort I just let them be.

Artist: Bugs

Nieuwe Kuilenweg 152, 3600 Genk

 

'Limburgia Tattoo Convention aftermath graffiti jam 2024'

En pleine polinisation

Bugs Fardell / Whaaaat?! - Elanora - Australia - 2013

 

I captured this shot during is interview for The Skateboarder's Journal Bugs was asked a very tight question...

 

Published in The Skateboarder's Journal issue #27

has begun. attendance is down a bit so far this year, but all the best in box elder bug activities and pasttimes are here for the doing:

 

- having big creepy orgies of red and black and little bug legs

- crawling on the house

- crawling on the kitchen ceiling

- being accidentally crushed underfoot

- finding inappropriate places to chill in the bathroom and bedroom

- freaking out guests

 

yay box elder bug convention!

Family passalidae. Horned Passulas. Ok, did you smile ?

This abandoned VW Beetle was found in Hampton (NJ). For you Jersey folk out there, check out the old inspection sticker on the windshield!

 

Aggregation of Oxycarenus lavaterae on a linden tree in the spring (Slovenian name of the bug is "rjava lipovka", thanks to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Yerpo for the determination)

Bugs Bunny very old version

Bugs Bunny as Scottish Piper

These small bugs wander around on the sand, settling in small depressions. I watched one sift the sand for food, using its front legs. It also created a depression in the sand to hide in. When they sit still they are almost impossible to see, especially when they have sand grains on their backs.

 

Other species of these live in and around wetlands.

 

Three different Toad bugs out for a walk last week.

She's doing some bug-spying in the shade of the Azalea - here has been rather hot today ;)

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