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Some sort of Leaf-footed Bug, most likely Acanthocephala terminalis.
I just noticed that the color on his antennae exactly match the color of the anthers on the flowers.
I was finally able to identify the shrub as Rhododendron periclymenoides - a.k.a. Pink Azalea or "Pinkster".
I was getting ready to make dinner and found this special monster sitting in the corner by the recycling bin. S/he twitched his/her antennae at me a few times, but seemed mostly dead.
I thought maybe it was a dead-ish roach. The weird part is I haven't seen them running around and I keep the place reasonably clean.
Oh, did I mention that the head and abdomen were about an inch long? This was a big bug.
I guess my apartment is the apartment of infestations. A previous tenant told me she got infested with slugs when she lived in my apartment. I had a few fairly major ant invasions already in the last 4 months.
Apparantly this is a "potato bug" (or Jerusalem cricket) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerusalem_cricket . I thought potato bugs were the tiny roly-poly things that live under logs and rocks (maybe like en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodlouse , but the ones I've seen were more dark and they sorta curl up into little balls).
Super pumped over this spider from today. This spider alone may have transitioned me into being a bug fan. He seemed very aware of my presence, watching me as I took photos. It's like he was tilting his head at me when I was talking to him. Still a bit scary, but look at his cute little eyeballs and the fuzz on his head. The woods were a major Spiderville today but I won't complain- I was very excited for all of my bug pics today.
Travel bug released on Easter Sunday from Folsom Prison (for good behavior, ha, ha!) Travel bugs are small items that move from cache to cache in the Geocaching (.com) game.
A very little, red, bug that kept flitting around - he seemed to be on a mission! Lack of macro lens did not help, so had to crop pretty heavily.
This is what driving through Kansas at night will do to your car. It got so bad that we had to stop several times to scrape them off the windshield.
Ichneumon wasp locating and ovipositing into a larva inside an ox-eye daisy flower bud.
Natural light
a shy bug - didn't show me its face. all I got was it's back. and for your information, the bug's native was Pondichery. :P
Doesn't this one look like a Carribean or African mask? If I just weren't so uneducated in that field, I could have added its proper name... Anyone?
This bug was huge and has a bizarre story behind it. Ask us sometime. (A hint: it came from B's place of work. Ahem.)
Heavy Alien Transport - The Bug. My sixth and last submission to Lugpols BTT 2007. Challenge 24 - Build a transport vehicle powered by alien technology.
"The Racing Bug" remote control car racing activity photographed at Silverstone Circuit, UK, during the Formula One British Grand Prix 2013 weekend.
Members of the public could take turns at 'taking the wheel' and competing against each other driving the Mini remote control cars around a miniature racing circuit.
This set of Bug picture were taken with the L10 and Raynox 250. Right now I do not have the right close up lens and had to use the Raynox despite of the vignetting.