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'Assassin bug' is a pretty cool name for these things. But any help with the scientific name would be cool too.
2 red bugs on our lilium plants. Taken with macro mode on the new canon powershot sx200 (handheld)......
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Part of the Backyard Baby collection. Instead of quilting, I used a fuzzy flannel backing for a lighter weight blanket.
Bug-In 38 - vw drag racing; custom car show, huge swap meet and vendor display at Irwindale Speedway
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Bug on a leaf...nothing much to see here!! :)
Probably saturated a bit too much for everyone's liking!!
The native bush weta. This fellow was found in Raewyn's letter box trying to read her mail. We put him in his natural habitat, took his photo before he ran away into the undergrowth.
Bugs come in different shapes and sizes. This is a small ant, so the "dirt bug" is only 3-4mm. It comes with legs and looks strange when walking.
Reduviidae (from the contained genus, Reduvius which comes from the Latin reduvia meaning hangnail or remnant) is a large, cosmopolitan family of predatory insects in the suborder Heteroptera. It includes assassin bugs (genera include Melanolestes, Platymeris, Pselliopus, Rasahus, Reduvius, Rhiginia, Sinea, Triatoma, and Zelus), wheel bugs (Arilus cristatus), and thread-legged bugs (the subfamily Emesinae, including the genus Emesaya). There are about 7000 species altogether, making it one of the largest families in the Hemiptera.
Today we encountered bugs arguing. Does anyone know what the bugs are called? Photo taken in Söderåsen National Park, Sweden.
This small bug (around a centimetre long) was crawling around on the patio table. I have no idea what sort of bug it is.
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