~Chlorochroa sayi~ by mbz2662
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Description
This critter was just resting on my patio. I've never seen one before. Lucky for me, he didn't take off while I ran in to grab my camera. Then since I couldn't decide which shot to upload I made a collage. From what I read about this bug, it's not so good for soy bean crops... but since I don't have any soy beans I guess I shouldn't worry ;)
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment and even favoriting some of my previous uploads. My last upload, "Desert Sunset". I have taken hundreds and hundreds of photos lately. Now I am hoping to be able to go through them and even share some.
Have a Great Weekend!
~Melinda~
By the way, I left the photos here nice and big if you want a close up look. (The actual size of this bug was about this size of a penny, or a bit over 1/2 inch)
Comments (18)
Wow, nice and big is great. Fantastic zoom in close up. Lots of great details. Glad your camera was close by. Aloha
what a wonderful collage..
What a great collage of this stinker :)
they kill bad insects and I think is a part of the assassin insects.all are outstanding captures and excellent collage
Nice bug shots and great presentation. Thanks for sharing. Lee
Fantastic collage!! Very well done!!
There are times I'm happy they don't have Smell-O-Vision... LOL. These are stunning shots! Incredible detail and designed presentation.
excellent macros, great presentation !!
great collage...
wonderful captures:)
Good old Mr Stink Bug... We get them here in SA througout the summer!!! Stunning collage!!! :)
Superb!! A wonderful set of pic, I'm not surprised you couldn't choose!
cool
Super duper collage of the little critter, caught at a variety of angles, Melinda! The latin prefix Chloro is perfect in this instance. It implies both the color green and the pungent odor emitted by the insect.
nice collage
nice shots, but not having soya will not save you from their smelly attentions, as they also have a thing for freshly laundered clothes, crawling inside and then getting upset when you decide to move their residence or to do the ironing. the good news is that very sudden death, which also leaves the bug intact, can avoid a stink.
lovely collage of this green bug....well done
Great collage and macros!!!!!