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(Travel Bugs are trackable items in geocaching... you move them from place to place and track where they have been.)
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).
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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
A stink bug on the washroom's wall.
You can see it's proboscis at it's underside with a drop of liquid at the tip of it's proboscis.
Some sparkling metallic spots displayed under it's head and thorax.
Name: Hemiptera > Pentatomidae sp.
Size: 11mm (length)
Location: Washroom, MBSC, Maliau Basin, Tawau, Sabah.
Date: 11 November 2012
Time: 11 pm
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!
Found walking around the front yard. Shot with a 28mm extension tube and a reversed Nikon 50mm. Stopped down f8 I think.
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.