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In this room the dance floor, smoothie stock cellar, smoothie barrel 1 and 2 should be equiped because it says they are and that is how it was before the bug. They do not show so this is the best I could do.
2 red bugs on our lilium plants. Taken with macro mode on the new canon powershot sx200 (handheld)......
Dear Mr. Fugly-Scary-Ass Bug. I completely understand... the bathroom is YOURS. You bet. I saw a plastic jug in the kitchen I can pee in, NO PROBLEM. It's completely yours, from now on, and I am NEVER going in there, again. Best of luck to ya.
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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 tomato plants are nearly finished for the season, and the bugs are having a feast on what is left behind.
Addie loves going to estate sales. She was allowed to spend some money on herself at this one.. This girl doesn't go for the clothing & accessories she went right to the DIY taxidermy kit with bug specimens. Feeling proud...
For those of you who have never seen, or don't know you have seen, an Elder (or Boxelder) Bug (Boisea trivittatus), here is one. This is either a Military Uniform, or Full Evening Dress.
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.