Two unknown bugs...
ColMofed
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...but then most are unknown to me.
This first bug was quite difficult to capture as there was a light breeze that kept blowing him out of view. It did drop off enough for me to get a few shots to choose from, this being the best of the bunch.
I was about to leave for home when I felt something small hit my hand. I looked down and this next one was just sat there. I was able to get quite a few images.
The eye here looks OOF, but when I zoom in on the original it looks fine (ish).
Anyone have any comments on this :dunno
This first bug was quite difficult to capture as there was a light breeze that kept blowing him out of view. It did drop off enough for me to get a few shots to choose from, this being the best of the bunch.
I was about to leave for home when I felt something small hit my hand. I looked down and this next one was just sat there. I was able to get quite a few images.
The eye here looks OOF, but when I zoom in on the original it looks fine (ish).
Anyone have any comments on this :dunno
Rod
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not sure what its called. I think it looks just like a brown one we get down here in Florida. I wonder if mybe this one just molted and that cool green is fresh? MM
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2nd could be a species of shield bug, brian will probably know.
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Good Captures there Col, nice background on the first shot.
Glad someone was able to identify them for you. ... Skippy
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