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Looks fun! Powered by an engine that looks like a four cylinder BMW engine simular to the K100 or K75 's.
Mystery Fuzz Bug. What the heck is this thang?? Finally found out today 6-23-2015! A friend showed it on Facebook! "puss caterpillar," or Megalopyge opercularis
It's a fat, furry caterpillar that is popping up in trees across Florida, and it's known as the "puss caterpillar," or Megalopyge opercularis.
But whatever you do, do not touch this bug. Stay away from it, scientists say.
Its fur is actually covered in venom. Doctors from the University of Florida say the second you touch this caterpillar you feel instant, intense pain.
The pain is worse than a bee, jellyfish, or scorpion, and it can also cause vomiting and convulsions.
Doctors say be aware of them while working outdoors because they are known to fall out of trees.
This hand painted Bug was spotted in a field in Wheelersburg, Ohio. This image has won an award for 1st place for Best of Color.
Designed by Charles Esseltine
Folded by Kim
From one square of double sided foil paper
From "Origami Unusual" by Charles Esseltine
Austrotichus rugosus Thanks for the ID Gerry Cassis.
A lovely rainbow bug. Even the little dots on its white abdomen reflect rainbows.
Sap feeder sitting on the fruit of an Allocasuarina humilis plant
ODC. Obsessive. Every bloom in the garden has some type of bug on it. Sometimes it takes a minute to find it - but it is there. See below. Can you find it?
I was sitting outside the restrooms in Bug's Land waiting for my girls to get out. I looked up at the tower and this is what I saw. Constructive criticism is always welcomed.
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Here I am,bug bear, on holiday in Spain and sneaking in to the picnic hamper — in Andalucia, Spain.
The tibicen genus of cicadas is the most prevalent in the United States.... Males produce loud calls in the afternoon or evening (depending on the species) to attract females. These sounds, distinctive for each species, are produced by organs below the abdomen's base. These calls range from a loud buzz to a long rattling sound. Adults are not known to eat.
[scanned from an old 35mm print]
This is our all time great birthday party, my sons 7th. The theme was bugs. The party included bug mask making, bug cake, wall bugs, and best of all, bug blood drinks!
Steve @ Bug Lake (June 27)
This trip was doomed from the start. Pouring rain, and no intel regarding how far we’d get in a 2WD. Despite those warning signs Eric and Kim joined me for a trek into the unknown, to a place with a foreboding name.
The drive most of the way was wet, and muddy but mostly without incident save for a few logging trucks. However, about 4km from the trailhead we hit a rock obstacle and worked our way over, only to hit trees making further driving impossible. We got out and hoofed it.
The trailhead was almost impossible to find,.. but once we did and got past the first 200m, it became a decent trail, though steep and muddy,... and buggy. We climbed and climbed through what looked like moss and old growth and for some reason Kim got most of the bugs. We never did reach the lake due to the extra 4km each way and impact to our turn around time, we made it about 60% of the way up the actual trail. I’ve rarely been so soaked through my boots.
The unfortunate kicker is that this is one of my goal hikes to complete the 103 hikes book,... so I have to go back,.. when I do I’ll probably aim for better weather and bring a mountain bike.
Assasin bug (Reduviidae), photographed at Chadron State Park, about 9 miles south of Chadron Nebraska on August 28, 2016.
For the Stobist Sundays theme - Hair Light.
Bugs has dark ears, and they often get lost in a dark background. I have tried to use a rim light in the past to provide some separation for his ears, but that's diffcult to aim since he moves around a lot during a shoot. This time, I tried putting a light above him on a boom. That worked much better since it as easy to see where he needed to be to stay in the light.
The hair light was in a small softbox, flagged on the back to avoid polluting the background. The light was boomed a few feet above him, which gave the light time to spread out and cover a larger area. That was convenient since Bugs was able to move without leaving the light. But it created a much different portrait than I originally planned. I had planned to put the key light in front and then just use the hair light to light Bugs's ears and the top of his head. Instead, I ended up using the hair light as the main light and my other light just for fill. (I think that I could have "fixed" this problem by moving the hair light back and then angling it forward so that it would fall mostly on his back and the backs of his ears.)
While this portrait is different than what I had planned, I liked the results. It also gave me a somewhat different look than my normal portraits of my dogs.
Strobist info:
* Key/hair light: SB-28 into a Lumiquest SB-III softbox boomed directly above the subject.
* Fill: SB-24 into a shoot through umbrella at 45 degrees just out of frame camera right.
* Fill: a white reflector at 9 o'clock may have also been providing some fill on camera left.
Triggered with RadioPopper JrX Studio triggers.
;Crunchy Bug ; is what we call them,because they're so hard to kill.Even when you step on them it takes a few stomps to make sure its dead and you can't just swat it with a fly swatter.
Matt is driving ......... Matt is the DJ too...... so we are listening to an eclecttic mix of The Cult and The Specials..... Cake....... Mumford and Sons....... Damien Rice....... and BB King.......... amongst others...... Matt says this track ['Many Miles Travelled' by BB King](http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/search?q='Many%20Miles%20Travelled'%20) is my theme song......... :-/ :-)
We r rolling from Fort Lauderdale to Tampa across the everglades and up the Gulf Coast......... the day in Fort Lauderdale was perfect........ the night drive not so much...... pretty grim in fact ..... as its all foggy across the swamps and now along the coastal road...... its gone midnight....... this fog is slowing us down big time......... even the Beast car cannot speed us through all this...........
America sometimes amazes me with all this drastic weather and differing landscape and experience......... snow storms up in Rochester yesterday ....... today sun, sea and sand in Fort Lauderdale........ tonight humidity swamps and thick fog ........ I've been hanging out in the States for nearly a decade but it still amazes me sometimes.
Matt told me today he had been here in the US for 10 years and one day....... I'm not that precise in fact as you know Im pretty vague........ hehehe.......but I have been zapping about over here for more than nine years amazingly....... and incredibly it all still seems new and interesting....... this fog......hundreds of miles of fog...... is a new one on me........ :-/ :-/ :-/ :-)))))
Cheers Jez XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PS.......... We are in Tampa now....... This Beastie above at the gas station was unafraid of the red Beast....... it was even having a go at me............. talking of new and interesting I think this Roach thingy at approx 4 inches long was the biggest bug I have ever seen...... enough to totally creep me out when it rushed towards me......... agggghhhhhhhhh ........... anyway its crazily late again now gotta kip :-/
Seeing how many people we could fit into and onto this old Beetle. The bonnet eventually dented but the record was beaten with 88 people!
This bug is the real deal. taken with my little Sony Cyber Shot . It was only cropped and framed
I went out tonight for a few minutes to pick up my son , it was on the outside of the screen
door , luckily it was still there when I got home. A bit outside my comfort zone
I can only imagine what it would look like with my Nikon D5000
Researched this I think its an Orange Caterpillar Parasite Wasp
oooooh, heeby cheeby time
www.oocities.org/brisbane_parawasps/OrangeCaterpillarPara...