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A couple of weeks ago we spotted this in our garden. After some examination it appears to be the 'molted skin' of an insect. Here's what was inside. View large to be even more creeped out.
This bug broadcasts its chemical defences by standing out like a beacon in the forests of Southeast Asia. Danum Rainforest Lodge, Sabah, June, 2010.
Brickshelf This is my first attempt at any kind of creature. It's the Splitbug, an insect that consists of two separate nsects that or together and can split at anytime When they are fuse together, they have an increased intelligence due to two simple brainsworking together instead of one.
Not sure what it is but it was really annoying to photograph.
Update: I am older and wiser now, I think this is some kind of assassin bug.
Please leave a comment if you know what kind of bugs these are. They appeared to be either rearing their young inside the milkweed pods or eating the milkweed seeds.
Edit: Google to the rescue. Searching on "milkweed insects" reveals that these are Oncopeltus fasciatus, commonly known as, who knew, Milkweed Bugs.
This uninvited guest has been showing up in my kitchen. Today, the place will be fumigated and hopefully there will be no more bugs.
Bed bugs are an epidemic plaguing our nation. For decades, bed bug infestations were uncommon. It has also been determined that a city with an international airport has a higher rate of infestations. Denver, Colorado is a prime example. bedbugexterminationdenver.com/
Denver Bed Bug
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OMG! I caught this thing hanging out on one of my couch pillows...it has to be one of the most creepy creatrues I have ever seen in my life!!! I don't think I have ever seen a bug this big in out house! Anyone have any guesses as to what it is?? I'd really like to know.
Wasn't this the creature from Cloverfield? ^_^
A Trio of Bug Eyed Monsters. They never miss anything that goes on around them and are always sure to win out in any staring contest!
Taken in Southeast Metropolitan Park in Del Valley, just southeast of Austin. With Meredith Edgley O'Reilly.
What a strange bug we found on this scat. Look at its proboscis stuck into the dung!
Longhorn Cactus Fly
Odontoloxozus longicornis