Bug on a Daisy. by jayfar
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Ok, I don't know what this insect is but I know that someone will !!!
Seen today at East Lambrook Gardens Somerset.
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Comments (24)
I don't know the name of the bug!! But have a beautiful color!! Great shot!!!!!!
Oedemera nobilis Male thick legged flower beetle, and a brilliant shot to mate
Too even :)
Superb photo, Jeff!
Superb macro capture. Great detail and framing !!!
Beautiful photo :)
one of your best macro's IMHO
Amazing capture my friend. God bless.
Can't help on the bugs identity but it's a great macro.
terrific daisy Jeff and an equally terrific bug
Fabulous macro and cool bug
He has some seriously bionic hip joints, doesn't he? Lovely shot of this almost frightening critter!
Fanstastic photo
Impressive! Aloha
fantastic detailed closeup! ;o)
Oh yes, I recognise that 'scooterbeast', here in the field and our garden are a lot of them this year. What I love is, that it's color green is such shiny.
That dude is so cool!
It looks like a male Oedemera Nobils to me and a lovely capture on that Daisy!
Fantastic closeup and very great picture once again !!!
lovely
Super.My comments will be fewer than usual while I am recovering from cancer surgery. JimC
He's a new one to me. According to wikipedia, "In England, it is presently in a markedly expansive and consolidational phase, which commenced during 1995." Lovely capture! He's positioned perfectly to stand out against the white petals. Beautiful dof and composition.
outstanding macro and beautiful bug
It looks like, to use its common English name (that covers all of them not the species itself), its a bombardier bug or beetle.. But as to its actual name sorry.. But it has to be said mate this is one of your best shots yet! Well done. Rob
Gorgeous Macro shot