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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.
Couple seen today at a new site for them in Jersey.
About 3mm long on damp mud on edge of deciduous woodland
Update ... turns out this is the 2nd record for Jersey rather than the 1st!! Just found out that Simon Robson recorded one previously tho was originally erronously ID'd as E. dominulus but is in fact E. ornata (his photo is on the British Bugs website under E. ornata) and the Channel Islands records only at present show ornata recorded on Guernsey and none on Jersey.
Bug is Goat's new 'pet.' Bug doesn't talk, but she certainly loves to follow Goat around everywhere!
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
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.
Heavy Alien Transport - The Bug. My sixth and last submission to Lugpols BTT 2007. Challenge 24 - Build a transport vehicle powered by alien technology.
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.
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)
I haven't done any marco shots in a distant memory lol. So here it is...I found this bug in the backyard and put my marco equipments to work.
The set ups :
extension tubes
4x Olympus objective
marco mechanicism device
Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6
an adapter ring
3 LED lights
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