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Ari posted some amazing macro's today, one of which was an extreme close-up of a ladybug with a wicked little grin on his face.. I couldn't quite get the same effect - or nearly as close, with my regular kit lens - and I couldn't find any ladybugs either. But the blues and purples in the bokeh'ed out background (the sky and the wisteria..) were just too purdy not to post - so here it is..
Plus - I liked the play on words in the title.. = )
On a pepper plant... I'd thought they might be butterfly eggs, but obviously not. "What's that bug?" says they're likely harlequin stink bugs.
Behind the greenhouse on a trellis sat a happy little stinkbug. I love how the greenhouse siding makes this look sort of ethereal.
Green stinkbug (Leptocorisa chinensis, クモヘリカメムシ [?]) along the Yasugawa riverbank in Moriyama City
One of Favre's best friends, Stinker the stinkbug, came buy during the Caramelized Pear Preserves' photoshoot.
Photographed along road to Murphy's Pasture on 29 June. This stinkbug, with an anteater's nose, belongs to a small tribe of stinkbugs Aeliini that contains but two genera. They are fond of grasses, hence my "common name" of American Grass Stinkbug. Its range is from BC-AZ east to MB-MI-AR-AL (per BugGuide) and has a fondness for barley and rye, so maybe throw in a few hops.... There are but a few records in BugGuide and none from CO, though it is thought (known, probably) to occur here