Another Bug in Minnesota by tizjezzme
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I think this is some King or Queen Mosquito; hard to see its gender LOL anyway, just another bug I found around here.
Thanks for stoppin' by :) Hope you have a beautiful day.
Shari
Comments (9)
a splendid pic of a mosquito. we have a little trouble with this species at our gardenplace. but to see it this way calms the anger ;-)
Awesome capture Shari...I tink you have more bugs in your gallery than we have bugs in the whole state of New Mexico..lol
Fantastic image, but I hope you squashed it when you were done! :)
Amazing. It's nice that you are shooting him instead of him shooting you! LOL
Soft, detailed, great composition. I think that's a crane fly, actually -- looks a little big for a mosquito and also it has to proboscis. I suppose it could be a large male mosquito (only the females bite). On a side note, have you noticed how nasty alot of female insects are? Not to apply our morals to them or anything, I just mean in terms of violence and aggression. Only the female mosquito bites, all soldier ants are female -- you don't even want to know the mating process of the female siafu ants, and I wish I could un-know it. But enough about my morbid fascination with insect violence, your photo is fantastic.
I also think it is a crane fly. Nice image of an interesting bug regardless of what it is, lol.
What a nice collection of macros you are uploading these days, Shari ! Whatever it is, this guy is just amazing with his disproportionated blue eyes ! :~)
Wow - great detailed photo. The colours are amazing. Great shot... :)
Beautiful! This has to be the most romantic shot I've ever seen of a mosquito (or crane fly!) :)