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Description
Genus-Jadera; Species-haematoloma
This is a small nymph of a Red-Shouldered Bug. When it matures it will look much like a Milkweed Bug or Boxelder Bug. Though it is 95% black with the exception being the red eyes and small red borders up near the head on the wings. Hence where it gets it's name.
Went to a local Arboretum yesterday and there was a spot with 100's (maybe thousands) of these at all stages of life all over the place. On the ground, on the trees, flowers, etc. Might head back there tomorrow to get a few more shots of them.
The little ones sure are cute imo.
Thanks for looking all.
-Bruce
Comments (22)
Up close and personal...another of your great macro's..
Fantastic macro! More please. :)
a very cool nymph! FANTASTIC photo!!!!
Incredible Micro!
Fabulous macro!
Quite adorable in an insecty sort of way!
A fascinating critter! Great shot!
Wow, excellent macro, great colors!
Good looking picture. Very nice!
Great macro, he's a bright little bug#!;.
Amazing observation of the insect world. This capture is fabulous, technically speaking and in its relevance to your photography.
wonderful!!
Really wonderful macro shot!
You have very nearly made this look endearing. :-) Very well presented.
Outstanding Macro. Aloha
WoW!
Wow, great macro :)
Fabulous capture as always my friend. This one is going to my favorite list. Thank you for sharing my friend.
Wonderful insect and shot..!!
Excellent macro! Where do you find so many tiny bugs? That is an art in itself :)
Excellent macro!
This little guy looks like he's aged a little bit... I wonder how old he is in bug years... GREAT SHOT!