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This is another bug I spotted in the Jungles of Cambodia and capture with the macro focus feature of my camera. This bug has amazing colors.
Wee little spider I found in the kitchen. It's close to winter here, so I took advantage and had a little photo op with this guy.
Nikkoh-Shirane-san(mountain) Hiking Course,Tone-gun(county) Gunma-ken(Prefecture), Japan
群馬県利根郡(ぐんまけん とねぐん) 日光白根山(にっこうしらねさん) 史跡・自然散策路(しせき・しぜんさんさくろ)
Panorpa ?
Volkswagen Bug Ragtop: Bug-In 38 - vw drag racing; custom car show, huge swap meet and vendor display at Irwindale Speedway
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Hawthorn shield bug, Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale. This shows more of the overall bug than the previous shot, but I don't like the colour or level of detail quite as much.
Handy shield bug guide for ID here.
Handheld, natural light (nasty dark clouds), cropped.
Clicked this weird bug at Thimau...had interesting colours and patterns on it....quite an eye-catcher...
Novelty bug cupcakes custom made to order for a 3rd birthday party. Featuring snails, caterpillars, dragonflies, ladybirds and bumble bees.
I was walking back to the apartment after checking the mail when I saw a glint of a lovely wing. Here lately I have been finding some beautiful deceased bugs and I thought that maybe I had found another to preserve and allow them to live on in death. But when I went to touch the wing, it moved. I thought "Oh no, not another lost to fire ants." But then it started to flutter. The poor thing was still alive! It had some how gotten old spider webs stuck to its wing. =[ I tried rescuing this little dragon fly, but I simply couldn't get enough of the spider's web off of it. I got enough of it off so that it could flutter away, but not enough so it could actually fly. I feel awful. =[ If I would have pulled that blob of web off of it, I would have caused even more damage. The poor thing was absolutely terrified. I am just glad that I found it when I did; it was just laying in the middle of one of the steps of the stairs. I didn't want anyone to step on it. I hope that it makes it through the day alright. This is exactly the best photo, but the lovely bit was fluttering its wings as fast as it could.
I am starting to feel a bit better after a minor break down yesterday. It tends to happen a lot when I am left alone in the apartment for days on end. But tomorrow Brian is finally off of work and will be home for the weekend. There is talk about possibly going up to Savannah with some friends; I really hope that we can go because I NEED to get out of this apartment for a day. We aren't doing very well financially right now and it is really stressing me out. Brian keeps saying that we will be fine and we always are, but I just can't help but stress. I am trying to stay positive like he always does. I told myself today, I would rather be broke and happy than broke and completely miserable. [summer '11]
did a search on techbargains and all of a sudden flock (danphe) was taking up 100% cpu and had this weird white hbox covering up half the screen
switching tabs/closing windows didn't remove the hbox
also closing all the tabs (leaving flock open) made the cpu go back to normal...
As best I can tell, this critter I discovered in my backyard today is a Stink Bug: Brochymena species.
Sawyer Killer Bug Variant
We have been lucky enough at CudaFly to source some Chadwick’s 477 Killer bug yarn and Steve has tied his favourite variant of this classic pattern. By using a grub hook and an under body of fine lead wire creates an excellent Czech nymph style pattern.
The fly is available at £0.85 each at cudafly.co.uk/acatalog/Sawyer_Killer_Bug_Variant_STROUT50...
If you would like to tie this fly here are the ingredients
Hook - #12 grub
Thread – light tan (any type)
Under body – fine lead wire with coat of super glue
Over body – Chadwick 477 killer bug yarn
Rib – Fine copper wire