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the tomato plants are nearly finished for the season, and the bugs are having a feast on what is left behind.
All Things Bugs! What a cute party. My girlfriend's little boy is crazy about Bugs! She threw the cutest party with Bug Catcher's, Bug Spray Bottles filled with Water, Glow Sticks and the party was at night! A cake crawling with Bugs!
Guava stand-up bug.
This is an odd little guy about 1/4" long and almost as wide that we found sitting on a white guava fruit. When you got near to him, he would rear up on his back feet and just stand there with all his little legs outspread -- see photo that follows (I tried getting a video of it, but I just couldn't get my camera to focus close enough to see much detail). After about a minute, he would ease back down onto his belly .... until the next time something got too close.
This side view of the fat stubby caterpillar shows the two back sticking legs and the thinner front legs, as well as all the spines.
Note: I did not touch this fellow as his spikes looked more like those of the Darna pallivitta (Stinging Nettle Caterpillar) who has a painful sting, rather than like the Agraulis vanillae (Gulf fritillary), whose spikes are actually soft and harmless.
A forest bug (Pentatoma rufipes); this shield bug is found in a wide range of deciduous trees, especially in orchards.
I have no idea what kind of bug this is but I have seen them on my window at work and a few seemed to have got into the office.
I would have rather had more DOF so its head would be in focus but shooting hand held I could really stop down any more then I did.
I do really like the patterns on its back though.
Today we encountered bugs arguing. Does anyone know what the bugs are called? Photo taken in Söderåsen National Park, Sweden.
Found this little bug on my window screen when I got home from work. Have not seen one of thes
Found this little bug on my window screen when I got home from work. Have not seen one of these for a very long time.
Bug Sun Catcher Wind Chimes. Add some more color to your newly blooming spring flowers with these fun Bug Sun Catcher Wind Chimes. Nothing's better than breaking out this colorful activity while stuck indoors on a rainy spring day! Hang them outside and listen to the metal chimes make beautiful music. These delightful plastic Bug Sun Catcher Wind Chimes are so much fun kids will "bug" you for more. 7" - 8" Hangers not included
Above was completed by my 4yrs old girl.
im not sure if this is a squash bug, or a broad-headed bug... cant tell from this angle...
these guys feed on plant sap, can be quite a bother for gardeners i assume.
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Happened to find the instructions for careful placement of your plastic boxes that claim to produce a negative ion field.
Deciding to stop being lazy and take some pictures. I saw this little guy on a flower I figured I would not be able to get close enough to take a picture before he took off, but he actually sat there and let me take a few. I was also lucky enough to get him just as he was taking off.
WIT: I did a little cropping and adjusted the brightness.
(the one of him sitting is in my photostream if you would like to see it)
This little bug was my bedroom visitor late yesterday evening. It was tiny - about 5mm in length - and frustratingly fast on its feet! I had to keep turning the scrap of paper it was on to try and get a shot.
I haven't a clue what it is, though I do wonder if it's an immature something-or-other and may end up enormous (you know, around 10mm).
Oh - and yes, I did put it outside after I'd finished photographing it :)
Update: Now I know it's a Common Green Shield Bug nymph!