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I found this strange looking bug this morning in the kitchen. So before letting it free, the camera came out. He was a grippy little bugger!
Ambush bugs, such as this (Phymata sp.), are interesting little bugs that lie in wait on flowers and prey on unsuspecting pollinators. This one was hanging out on a blooming rabbitbrush.
i seem to be attracting all sorts of bugs recently , this pest was about and inch and a half long and was eyeing up the tomato plants on the balcony.
Reino : Animalia
Filo : Arthropoda
Classe : Insecta
Ordem : Coleoptera
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It seems that all of my public photos are in EXPLORE.
Is it because it's April Fools' today or this is a hell of a bug?
THIS IS NOT SOOOO F*CKING TRUE!
Who Wants Cake?
presents
BUG
by Tracy Letts
February 15 - March 10, 2008
@
The Ringwald Theatre
Ferndale, MI
Photos by Colleen Scribner
Wheel bug (Arilus cristatus) at Hahn Horticulture Garden. I'd never seen this guy before (and thanks to the entomology students who pointed him out to me). He's huge, with a body well over 1" long. The bite is supposed to be very painful. That's a spiked beak folded under the head!
What the heck is this weird dead bug I found on my stairs???
UPDATE: I've been informed via plurkville that this is a Jerusalem Cricket, or potato bug. It is not a true cricket, nor does it eat potatoes, but whatever. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerusalem_cricket
This is just one of the many Bug Magnets I create. It is created from slab slab and decorated with ceramic under-glazes and covered with high gloss clear glaze.
2 inches in overall size.