Passionflower Flea Beetle (Disonycha discoidea) by Leeco
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Description
This colorful Beetle feeds on Passionflower plants. It is about 3/8 inch (9mm) in length. As the name suggests, it jumps like a flea. It happens so fast one would think it just disappeared, lol. I have an image of one that was being stalked by a Jumping spider. The spider got within an inch of the beetle before it made it's move but that was not close enough. The beetle was quicker and made a safe escape.
This is the last of this series. Tomorrow I will start a series of nude 'MANipulations'. I am quite curious as to how this series will be received.
Thanks to all who have taken the time to comment on one of my postings.
The feedback is appreciated.
I hope everyone who has clicked on one of them was pleased with having done so.
Leeco
Comments (6)
This must be a gravid female, her bum looks big for her frock!
Colourfull little Lady nice shot.
Fantastic capture!
Outstanding capture and post work. God bless.
Excellent !
Super capture,like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!