Nice shot,
We call these ladybugs, this is the first hearing them called Ladybirds.
Ray
Nice shot,
We call these ladybugs, this is the first hearing them called Ladybirds.
Ray
I'd always known them as Ladybirds in Britain. The first time I heard Ladybugs was when I emigrated to Canada.
Excellent photo Jon.
Keith
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first class jono - and yes the reflection on the wing 'carapace' is a bonus - no matter how smooth something may appear, if you see things in the right light there are always 'wrinkles'
unlike you I am no photographer, I snap a lot but quickly for reference most of the time
this is the best I could do with beatrice before she cooled down and flew off [ bumble bees overheat if they vibrate/buzz their wings for too long, but it's is a useful mechanism in cold weather]
cased galaxy phone one-handed upside down.....
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[QUOTE=handrawn;this is the best I could do with beatrice before she cooled down and flew off [/QUOTE]
Beatrice! very good, Steve!!
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interesting [?] fact:
beatrice is derived from latin and can be translated as bringer of joy
xara is derived from [ancient] greek and can be translated as joy
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Thanks all for comments. Much appreciated.
Here's another bug (common green shieldbug). It just dropped out the air landing on my phone screen for a few moments. It's right antenna was quite bent, but it didn't seemed bothered (as far as I could tell!). Anyway after a few quick calls and browse on the internet it went on it's way.
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I hate cucumber beetles.
Behzad, I think this one is known a ‘stinkbug’ in your part of the world. It has special glands that can release a pungent defensive smell if handled roughly. I’m fairly sure your cucumbers will be ok from this one.
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