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Playing with my Nikkor-P 105mm f/2.5 with an M2 extension ring in my yard. These bugs always kept running away from me, this was the best of the bunch.
Not sure about the id for the nymph - there were several on bramble and mallow and in the vicinity of Closterotomus trivialis
Stink bugs (Pentatomidae)
Black-and-Red Stink Bug hiding in the Chives.
Many stink bugs and shield bugs are considered agricultural pest insects, however, some genera of Pentatomidae are considered highly beneficial.
No harm was done to the little guy in the making of these photos.
This small bug (around a centimetre long) was crawling around on the patio table. I have no idea what sort of bug it is.
© Mike Broome 2024
Bug graciously offered a rare photo shoot. Here she is in one of here favorite settings, the back yard garden.
No, that's not catnip next to her, unfortunately, it is lemon balm. The catnip is long gone but the lemon balm is very hardy and has spread around the yard.
Lightning Bug Jubilee, Brookside Nature Center, June 17, 2018. Photos - Marilyn Sklar, Montgomery Parks.
Location: Binyamina Meadow Nature Reserve , Israel (2012)
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AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED
Flat Earth Theatre presents "Bug" by Tracy Letts July 29-August 6, 2011. Featuring James Hayward, Julie Becker, Steven DeMarco, Emily Hecht, and Tim Fairley. The Factory Theatre, Boston.
Photos by Jake Scaltreto
This is, apparently, a paint bubble that was next to a spider I shot today. You can see two little bugs on it. They look like possibly some kind of potato bugs, or maybe tiny roaches. In any case, I'd like to point out that there are no bugs like this *inside* my house. Thank you, house spiders!
Bug-In 38 - vw drag racing; custom car show, huge swap meet and vendor display at Irwindale Speedway
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I'd like to dedicate this picture to Boo because her pictures are very inspirational to me. It's an attempt to imitate her pictures. Very poor attempt... it still has a bug... as you can see... :-)
And thanks to all my wonderful twitter friends we have a "discovery" of the Mystery Bug. It is a plume moth...see it's wikipedia here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pterophoridae
An old sieve filled with grass, moss, acorns and other such organic waste. I saw this on the TV recently so decided to copy it.
No sudeste do Brasil, Alouatta guariba (Humboldt,
1812) é a espécie de bugio característica da Mata
Atlântica, limitando sua ocorrência na região do vale do
Jequitinhonha, Bahia (Gregorin, 1996), até o município
de São Lourenço do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul (Printes et
al., 2001). A subespécie encontrada em Minas Gerais, A. guariba
clamitans, possui dicromatismo sexual: Os machos adultos
apresentam coloração castanha avermelhada brilhante com
reflexos dourados, e as fêmeas são de padrão castanho
escuro (Auricchio, 1995).
fonte: www.primate-sg.org/storage/PDF/NP11.2.guariba.ecologia.pdf