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The larger bug here was attacking the smaller shieldbug (hawthorn nymph?) It was eventually dragged down the crack in the wood at the top of the picture, whilst the birch shieldbug turned round and watched. The same type of bug appeared to attack the birch shieldbug (see previous post).
I wonder what that thing is above the weevil...weevil eggs? Weevil poop? A scale insect? I didn't even notice it when I was taking the picture.
Discoverd those two lovebirds... bugs in the botanical gardens Hermannshof in the heart of Weinheim. If you're around somewhere, don't miss out having a stroll there: www.sichtungsgarten-hermannshof.de
Purchased bug cage or dorm to protect banker plants from parasitiods established in the greenhouse, so populations of the bird cherry oat aphid can increase.
I was in the kitchen when I heard the girl cry out from the laundry room. "A bug!" she wailed. "Mommy, get rid of it! But, wait... before you get rid of it, will you take a picture first?" Oh, that's my girl!
A robber fly whose legs span an inch and a quarter can snatch a small butterfly out of the air and carry it to a nearby fencepost. There it pieces the butterfly's body with its horny beak and sucks out the nutritious juices. In the world of flying insects, robber flies are the gyrfalcons of the air.
I was dragging the map to get to my hometown so I could draw a route when it started complaining. Had to start totally over before the map reset. Changing zoom or panning away didn't solve it.
Two green shield bugs (Palomena prasina) propagating the species, “making the beast with two heads”.
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Lit with an SB910 on a tripod over my shoulder and an SB600 on the floor to give a slight backlight. Mini TT1, 2 Flex TT5's and a AC3.
Thank you urtica! I think this guy is a 'Chariesterus antennator'. BugGuide.net has a page [here] that shows some life history as well.
The adult looks similar to this.
I initially thought this was a Spined Soldier Bug, but when I looked up Spined Soldier Bug, it doesn't look anything like this....
Photo taken in South Central Indiana (Brown County)