better than spinach
red bugs16 total reviews
Comment from michiganmike
I believe these are harlequin cabbage bugs. What they are doing on this fence is a mystery. The colors are excellent and I like the composition though you must not have been parallel to the fence judging by the way the focus goes out at the top and bottom.
reply by the author on 29-Aug-2015
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I believe these are harlequin cabbage bugs. What they are doing on this fence is a mystery. The colors are excellent and I like the composition though you must not have been parallel to the fence judging by the way the focus goes out at the top and bottom.
Comment Written 29-Aug-2015
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thanks a lot mike
Comment from KarinD
Supergold I'm an oldey but goody LOL. Spinach was Popeye's vitamin of strength for his power muscles to put Bruttis in his place. My hero! Excellent story and center of impact. Must do something for them. I wouldn't want to stand in their way! Very nice creativity of presentation! Good colors!
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Supergold I'm an oldey but goody LOL. Spinach was Popeye's vitamin of strength for his power muscles to put Bruttis in his place. My hero! Excellent story and center of impact. Must do something for them. I wouldn't want to stand in their way! Very nice creativity of presentation! Good colors!
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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thanks a lot karin for your kind comments
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Your welcome good theme!
Comment from Jairos
Great Focus point, good initial impact, nice frame good clarity and good impact, Love the colors, Well done Amigo Jairos
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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Great Focus point, good initial impact, nice frame good clarity and good impact, Love the colors, Well done Amigo Jairos
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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thanks a lot jaime*
in Sri Lanka they eat it; should try; lol;
Comment from Susan F. M. T.
Fred,
A beautiful picture of the Red Bugs swarming over wire fence looking for "Love" or some thing nourishing? They look similar to beetles I found when I was last in St Quentin la Poterie . I just spent ten minutes looking it up I think they maybe Corizus hyoscyami / Scentless plant bugs. Beautiful composition, framing & lighting with superb camera techniques with sharp focus.
Spinach contains iron OK but it's difficult for humans to absorb the iron from Spinach. For us a Steak is better!
Susan
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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Fred,
A beautiful picture of the Red Bugs swarming over wire fence looking for "Love" or some thing nourishing? They look similar to beetles I found when I was last in St Quentin la Poterie . I just spent ten minutes looking it up I think they maybe Corizus hyoscyami / Scentless plant bugs. Beautiful composition, framing & lighting with superb camera techniques with sharp focus.
Spinach contains iron OK but it's difficult for humans to absorb the iron from Spinach. For us a Steak is better!
Susan
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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merci suzanne
Comment from Savedbygrace711
Wow. Not sure what those are but the are a stunning red! The clarity is very good! I like the framing too. I always say, you gotta keep your eyes open! Great find!
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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Wow. Not sure what those are but the are a stunning red! The clarity is very good! I like the framing too. I always say, you gotta keep your eyes open! Great find!
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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thanks so much again
Comment from Faybells
They are really beautiful creatures. It is strange why they have chosen that spot maybe something was spilt on it to attract them.. They all have different markings on them which makes them quite unique.
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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They are really beautiful creatures. It is strange why they have chosen that spot maybe something was spilt on it to attract them.. They all have different markings on them which makes them quite unique.
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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thanks so much
Comment from NancyJTubb
You have a strange sense of humor as do I. I do believe I will take the spinach however. I do wonder what in the world they like about the iron. Maybe it's warm??? Excellent and most unusual shot of the month. Of course all the technical elements are perfect.
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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You have a strange sense of humor as do I. I do believe I will take the spinach however. I do wonder what in the world they like about the iron. Maybe it's warm??? Excellent and most unusual shot of the month. Of course all the technical elements are perfect.
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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thanks a lot Nancy
it was rather cloudy; the fence was no warmer or colder than the ambient air
Comment from Regina E.H-Ariel
Loll - you are right, there might be one mineral that is even better than spinach and only they can see and find...
the capture is excellent and of course you managed it again to fins an extraordinary scene in nature - the interesting point is that the bug on the top hare smaller and have a smaller design might be younger and therefore they only get the border of what is so tasty while the bigger ones and older ones are in full center
your shot is well framed for your story you tell, excellent in camera settings, clear and sharp and as this is an informative shot it does not need a harmonious environment, well seen, well done, thanks for sharing
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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Loll - you are right, there might be one mineral that is even better than spinach and only they can see and find...
the capture is excellent and of course you managed it again to fins an extraordinary scene in nature - the interesting point is that the bug on the top hare smaller and have a smaller design might be younger and therefore they only get the border of what is so tasty while the bigger ones and older ones are in full center
your shot is well framed for your story you tell, excellent in camera settings, clear and sharp and as this is an informative shot it does not need a harmonious environment, well seen, well done, thanks for sharing
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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thanks a lot regina
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thanks a lot regina for your kind comments
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thanks a lot regina for your kind comments
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thanks a lot regina for your kind comments
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thanks a lot Regina for your kind comments
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thanks a lot regina for your kind comments
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great item, you see my PC issues hanging and then you get 4 replies loll
Comment from meg119
Well, they certainly are colorful. You took a nice closeup of most unusual subjects. I like the close cropping so your eye is drawn directly to the bugs. One can only wonder what is the big attraction for them here. Nice photo
reply by the author on 28-Aug-2015
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Well, they certainly are colorful. You took a nice closeup of most unusual subjects. I like the close cropping so your eye is drawn directly to the bugs. One can only wonder what is the big attraction for them here. Nice photo
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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thanks a lot meg
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thanks a lot meg
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iron!
thanks a lot meg
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thanks a lot meg
Comment from Life is but a dream.
They might be called 'face of man' bugs because if you look on their backs it looks like a face. I found them in Nepal as well as Malaysia where I got the name.
Some are sharp, some are not...sounds like some people I know.
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They might be called 'face of man' bugs because if you look on their backs it looks like a face. I found them in Nepal as well as Malaysia where I got the name.
Some are sharp, some are not...sounds like some people I know.
Comment Written 28-Aug-2015
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thanks a lot olga
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thanks a lot olga
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thanks so much olga
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thanks a lot olga