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I am making kaleidoscope patterns again. Here is one based on the bug photo that precedes this image.
I've only seen 1941 once, but one scene stuck in my head. I even think it was John Belushi...."Wheeeee!!!!I'm a bug."
The last of the interesting bugs photographed at this forest reserve - I assume some sort of assassin bug.
Seen as I slowly wandered back from the stream to the lodge.
[0.214055] [Firmware bug]: PCI: MMCONFIG at [mem 0xe0000000-0xe03fffff] not reserved in ACPI motherboard resources
[0.273791] kobject_add_internal failed for GHES.9 with -EEXIST, don't try to register things with the same name in the same directory.
[0.755220] APEI: Can not request iomem region for GARs.
It was crawling on a tan colored door. In an attempt to punch this up, I hit it with the flash a few times (which resulted in the door turning out very light at this angle) and then post-processed this one, pumping up the contrast and brightness a bit to make it white. I'm still working without a macro ::whine:: but bugs are fun . . .
This iridescent lovely, blue and black, with touches of bright green and gold, was crawling up a palm tree in our backyard last Sunday. It's head was crowned in gold, brilliant when caught by the sun. He was about half a thumb-length long.
They are specialised to live in the deadly traps for other insects, taking advantage of sharing meal with the plant. Sort of like clownfish and anemone.
Metallic Shield Bug, Scutiphora pedicellata, is a Jewel Bug of the family Scutelleridae (Hemiptera Heteroptera). Paruna Reserve, Como NSW Australia, December 2011.
The League of Extraordinary Scientists and Engineers Science-ING workshop learning about all kinds of bugs.
A colorful bug in the community garden. After some googling, I concluded that it's an immature southern green stink bug.
Anyone able to ID?
Taken on wet mud habitat by stream on grassland threatened by housing development in Cairngorm National Park, Scotland
This is a photo of the extremely rare, red eyed yellow wing tip Office Bug….
I don’t know why, but none of my original ideas for these themes are panning out, and once more I was forced to improvise. Not a great shot – but I had fun. This is right out of the camera – no processing at all, no time to do any WB correction, etc.
Last night I had hoped to shoot a yellow Volkswagen Beetle. That would have been a combo shot – Automobile, yellow, and bug! But the person with the yellow bug did not come through for me. Well, at least this one has the requisite “six legs” (even if they are binder clips!).
This bug smells of rice once you squish it. You get a lot of these around here in Agartala.
Visit this on my photoblog: The rice bug by Sudipto Sarkar on Visio Planet Photography tips and photoblog.
An unidentified Assassin Bug nymph, photographed in my back yard in Townsville, Australia. Any help with identification would be gratefully appreciated. The nymphs of these bug appear to be quite variable, but I haven't seen any photos of this particular pattern, featuring two prominent black dots.
Here on a ridge between the Chelan and Entiat valleys, large areas of forest are stressed or dead from spruce budworm, bark beetle and other infestations. It would appear that in this area, what trees that fire doesn't get, the bugs will.
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