A few macros of my recent insect findings. Some of these bugs were amazingly crafted by the mother nature -- looking like a jewels!
Some were easy to shoot, others were pretty tricky.
The cover bug (I share two pics with him today) was a mess! Very smart, flat and unstoppable, he made me spending maybe a few hours personally on him (really! no jokes). Eventually he paused to brush (or clean?) his antennae, then I nailed him. Oh, and I found him scavenging the carrot husks that we threw away into the compost heap :)
He had amazing spine, that always changed its colour. From one angle of view it looked like a camouflage, like it was a plain sunflower seed, but from other angles, it shined like antracit, like a jewel. I hope I managed to get his beauty, at least in some pictures.
Seems, a huge strawberry lover. How can such a tiny bug fit it in his belly, I wonder?..
A ticketless passenger detected!
Perhaps the only species today I can identify for sure: aphids, of course!
| location: | Russian countryside | July 2020 | natural light |
| camera/lens: | Canon 350D | Tamron 60mm | raw-conv |
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