Red Beetle by Chaosphoto
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Description
Found this beauty drowning in a river in Brasil. I saved it and do you think it appreciated it ??. Nope, I had to chase it all over the place for 20 minutes to get just one decent image.
Oh, and it was a biggun too.

Comments (26)
Excellent close-up. Very detailed, right down to the "hair" on it's legs. Worth the chase.
aaahhhh and he is a lifesaver too!!! grin Stellar shot Martin! He is such a cutie - I love the almost tortoise like patterns on the 'shell'!!! :)
ungratefulness is very common. hope you lectured him after this great shot.
Woow!! Very beautiful and clear macro!! I like this picture!!
Most excellent shot and I'm sure he is grateful. I save drowning bugs and they always look back for just an instant and their on their way.
very great macro !
Ah yet longevity in life is the slowest way to the end....your efforts were well rewarded with this photo.
WOW!
Amazing shot~
Nice work from that G5! Fantastic shot!
A splendid creature!
fantastic close up !
Wow, now that is really close up! Great catch!
brilliant macro capture!!!!! wonderfully seen and shot!!
Very pretty bug and great capture. Thanks for sharing. Lee
Fantastic macro, great colours.
Fantastic colors and superb macro.
A camera-shy beetle? Who would have thought? Excellent capture, and it was worth the effort, I think. :o)
Stunning bug and macro :) Excellent image :)
absolut fantastic !
Fantastic shot! Beautiful.
excellent macro..
Such a cool macro shot, nicely done
Fascinating!!!!!!! A new favorite. Excellent capture ... and lucky for him you saved him.
So stunning macro:excellent details!
A superstar amongst beetles... thanks for sharing such an amazing-looking specimen with us, all the way from Brazil (!) WOW, it would be interesting to find out, what type he is by name ? Well done BB