Forest Bug by durleybeachbum
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Description
Pentatoma rufipes. such a beauty, and I don't recal seeing these often.
On a Rhododenron in the garden
Comments (19)
An other amazing garden visitor.
Fabulous in zoom, lovely hairy legs :o)))
Has to be zoomed for the best details, super shot.
they are gorgeous... ever seen one of their nimphs ??
Wow another beautiful member of your insect population ! Fantastic photo of his still position, looks like he is trying to hide. Zoom is a must indeed to see the awesome details.
It is a very pretty bug indeed! Super shot!
A beautiful little fellow :-) Well captured :)
Again,wonderful macro,super capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's as sexy as shield bugs get! The striped "petticoat" sticking out from under the shield is really snazzy! New to me completely! Excellent find and capture!
This shield bug looks like it was customized. I like the stripes around the edges and the gold colored centerpiece. A superb capture.
The edging is what caught my eye! Great capture
Cool beans! You have excellent macros of interesting bugs. And this is one of them.
Excellent macro! Agree with above comments that the "striped petticoat" is way cool, along with that central yellow spot!
Stunning capture Andrea. God bless.
Excellent capture Andrea.
Excellent macro of a stinking bug :)
We have them over here and when stepped on have a rancid odor - thus 'stink bugs'!
Awesome capture and I agree with danapommet, these look like what we have over here in TX and Memphis, called the stink bug...awful smelling when crushed!
Nice shot , I've come across a few of these mostly brown.