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A macro of a Dandelion and a bug
Nikon D50; 70-300mm lens with a 68mm Kenko extension tube
Post processed: Nikon Capture Editor & CS2
A true bug, the wheel bug is a type of assassin bug. Be careful when handling, as they will inflict a painful bite. Learn more here:
Ok. I thought this was a kissing bug. It's not, according to the folks at UCR, this is "a leaf-footed bug from theinsect family Coreidae. It feeds on plant sap instead of blood so
there is nothing to worry about!"
A bugs life?
Not sure about it actually being a 'Lilly Bug', but he's been hanging around the Lillies I planted for a while, and there were actually two of them at one point.
Shot using the Camray Macro lens adaptors (Macro & +4 Lens)
Fried (or otherwise cooked) bugs! This is the only place we saw them (aside from the ant larvae in the market in Chiang Mai).
I could not bring myself to eat any. They were HUGE!
(46/365) Out and about with my girlfriend today, this fly/bee/whatever sat down right next to me and watched me take some pictures. I think he really was just an attention hog and wanted his own picture taken.
2/15/2009
Spotted this unusual bug on Marco Island, FL. It was shiny black with white dots , about 1" big near the water.
skye collects so many bugs and puts them in any container she can find. the leaves on the top are a nice decoration