"Sweater Bug" by tizjezzme
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Description
Meet the Sweater Bug. Mid summer, these guys will pull on their knit sweaters and smile for the camera.
I know I'm lame .. coming up with these so-wrong names for these bugs of mine .. so I've decided to just nick-name them :)
Have a great Tuesday; and thanks for stoppin' by. :)
ShariLyn
Comments (13)
Very creative naming (LOL) and a good macro capture, excellent framing.
Beautiful with a "genial" frame!!
many diferent types of bugs you have there, You could be a consultant for Pixar studios and his movies hehe Great capture as usual. Hugs Luis
wowww, excellent macro in color!!! I like this one... excellent capture my friend ;) good day and hugs ;)
To rough for cashmere must be mohair. lol Great caption/capture. thanx ;-}
LOL! Youre too funny! #:oD You sure have lots of bugs dont you? I can hunt for bugs for hours and if im lucky ill find 2 different types of flies, a bumblebee and maybe a stinky moth, LOL. Have a wonderful day ShariiiiiiiiiiiiLyn! #:O)
i guess it keeps the grandmother-bugs busy knitting all those arm-holes! super shot!
This is NOT tizjezzme......THIS IS ME, DEBZZZZZ....... SO, YOU MISSED THE FACT HE IS HAVING LUNCH, ALL BUNDLED UP IN THAT "BEAUTIFUL" SWEATER..... AND TO THINK ITS THE MIDDLE OF SUMMER. This is sooooo sooooooo AWESOME. LUVZ YAZ DEBZZZZ
Never saw something like this bug. Exllent capture!
Excellent name for this bug Odd I have never saw one of these Great capture Hugs Susan~
I looked it up. It really is a Sweater Bug. It's Latin name Bugus Cardiganus. No, really, I swear! OK, maybe some kind of Weevil. Fantastic shot and presentation!! ;p
fascinating. :-)
I don't know the real name too, but soemtimes I see them here.. Great capture of this bug.