Hey you’re bugging me! by kbrog
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Praying Mantis
Hope you all enjoy and please zoom to see what’s bugging it. ;)
Thanks for the comments.

Comments (35)
I like these insects! Excellent macrocapture, beautiful detail of the leg!
I love it all the way. I thank you for it. 5+!
These macro pics are fascinating! Many (many!) years ago I was heavy into photography but this is beyond anything I ever tried! Excellent job!
Excellent shot Kim, did the little guy last long.?
Bravo! great shot.
It's the worst place to take a rest ;) Real good shot !!!
very nice. I like the insert.
Amazing shot!!!!!1
Fantastic shot and I love the little macro with the bugging person :)
Excellent what a closeup!!
That little bugger will probably get eaten in a snap.A fine shot.
Fantastic shot.
that's a big one crisp apture my friend, looks super on zoom.
Fantastic capture! :)
that is just a tidbit for such a huge Mantis,superb macro
really cute shot and bug, KIm!
Awesome shot, if you didn't show the other bug I wouldn't have seen it.
Fanstastic macro
nice shot a bug on a bug, good find
Yikes, what a great shot!
A bug getting bugged by a bug :-) Very cool shot Kim.
Oh my what a cutie. :))))))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :)))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))))
A fantastic shot Kim, it makes you wonder if the bug became a meal!
Great shot.....
A bug with bug? ;o) Great shot, Kim!! He is probably to small to interest the big girl?? :o)
very nice macro,great capture
A very captivating image for sure nice shot.
Excellent macroshot and detail !
Lol he sure looks interested in the little critter. Great timing,great shot and great title. Thanks for sharing Kim.
Amazing and impressing to see on zoom, Kim. It looks like the Mantis has two heads. One in front and another on his back.