RED BUGGER by SNAKEY
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Description
MUNCH!! MUNCH!!
TASTY!! TASTY!!
YUM!!! YUM!!!
:o))
SNAKEY
Comments (18)
A Sodomite of the Insect World :]
Beautiful Snakey!! What a fine capture and the yellow flower is gorgeous!!
He's been having a feast - fabulous capture :)
wonderful colored bug and also very contrastful against the flower! looks almost like a painting! ;o)
Hehe!!! Cool bug and cool shot!! :)
He's happy, your happy, I'm happy ;)...fine macro pal ;)
Photo is yummy too. A sodomite-beetle hey, hmmm....
Wonderful and contrasting colors!!
its a munchlicious..macro.. a yummilicious superb macro.. a and crunchilicious fantastic :)...)))))))) excellent and tastiliscious
Excellent macro. Little red bug seems very hungry. Aloha
The Red Bugger is just tearing up that flower....must be good. Excellent!!!! ;o)
Colorful...flowers (bug brrrr)! Excellent shot!!!
Great shot, love the colors!
Excellent find and capture here Raj, superb work !!! Im very temped to tell you something about this bug but it might spoil your appetite LOL ;o) What the heck, why not ? Here it is: This is a Sexton beetle, also called burrying beetles, the scientific name is Necrophorus interruptus. Named after their grave-digging habits, the sexton beetles bury dead animals to provide food for their young. They locate these animals by scent using their strangely-shaped antennae, and excavate beneath the carcase until its underground. Once the animal is buried, the female lays her eggs near the carcase. During their early days the larvae are fed by the female with regurgitated meat from the carcase. Later they are able to feed themselves. After consuming the carcase, and completing their three metamorphoses, the larvae pupate under it or nearby. N. interruptus is about 18-22 mm long. :oP
Yikes... got me shivers when reading Jeroen's explanation! A fantastic shot, Raj! Crisp and clear and wonderful colours! Bravo!!!
Jolie macro!
He looks like he is in heaven Excellent capture too Vote n hugs Susan~
Fantastic contrasting capture of this red bugger! On this yellow flower it stands out very well!