Don't be Shy! by durleybeachbum
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Description
Two Green Shield Bugs, Palomina prasina, on one of my sunflowers.
Comments (26)
Wow shot!
nice crittershot
Oh, no! Papparazzi, again!.. ;o) Great shot, Andrea!! :o)
Wonderful macro Excellent shot!!!!!!
Great detail in this close up awesome image.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
A super shot and a lot of detail in zoom.
You get them by the pairs there eh? 41 years I have lived in this house on and off of course, and I saw one three years ago. I hate London because of that. Still no info from the housing association in Bedfordshire, but they have not written us off, we had to send then signed photos of us and some other documentation, so that means we are going to be offered something. Excellent shot BTW after my rambling words :)
They are cute!!
How cute and I love the title in this :)))))))))
Delightful, how they've posed for you! Sometimes I think your bugs are just big hams. :P
really cool shot!
Nice shot , I got a few shots of a brown one with dew on it the other day.
Great closeup !
Wonderful capture
Excellent snap of what look all the world like Martian invaders, what with that oval metal plating on legs, A. And its elongated proboscis emits flames at its unfortunate prey.
They are so pretty! What a great shot!
cool looking
Very nice shot... Aloha
"Hey, what's down there? Anything to eat?" This must be seen in zoom. Stunning shot and pin sharp.
A cracking shot of a handsome pair, though camera shy! I always think of the stamps (Green shield) that they gave away with petrol when I see these!
cool shot !
Brilliant capture, you have a gift of presenting such character from the insects that you manage to photograph, this is not a skill every photographer can hope to have and comes from detailed observation and knowing how to capture them with the camera you choose to use.
Fantastic capture! Splendid details! :)
An excellent capture of this pair.
Excellent capture