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That is about the shiniest green bug I have seen! Is it some kind of beetle?
A very shining metallic green.
Wow.. you spot an alien for real! See.. it has a sleek green body and big round black eyes and stick-like limbs.. the very definition of an alien! lol
Amazing capture K. Never seen a green bug before.. and a one this glamorous.
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Wow! Looks so glamorous.
Could have been better if the focus is on its head I guess (I know it’s not a easy task to focus on a tiny bug like this one:)
His feelers are a bit weird, no? Interesting macro by the way!
So vibrant, it doesn't look real! It's gorgeous.
George,
Yes it is a beetle. But dunno who painted him with such an attractive color :)
Rainfield,
Absolutely, superb paint job by Mother Nature!
Harumi,
I agree with you. Those antennas are communicating with the moon Pandora. Should be the first time he landed from outer space. :D
ABRAHAM LÓPEZ MORENO,
¡Muchas gracias! Thanks very much!!
Anjana,
Yep, should have been much better if I could get that view. I tried to get one from the front but he flew off :)
Loshini,
Yep they are look like some kind of a high tech communication device :)
Knatolee,
Yep, must be a star in the bug world. :)
Lovely close up. I like its glossy finish :)
What a gorgeous big green bug, K...... Bet he is 'ruler' of the Bug World... Ya think????
Betsy
I love the green :D Looks like the same color of the house i was in when i was in School. Excellent work. Looking forward for more.
Cheers!
You find the most interesting subjects to photograph!
this little guy is definitely shinny and worthy of the spotlight here. hope all is well.
very interesting capture K... he looks like a green trishaw for some reason! haha :D
Gallicissa,
Glad you like it. Yes it has a great glossy finish :)
Betsy,
Wtih those attractive colors he can be the ruler of their worls ha..hah.. :)
Me-shak,
Green color house? Not a very common thing. But I too like green color on houses.
Linnea,
Yes this is a surprise addition to my photos from Alagalla. Glad you like it. :)
Naquillity,
Yes he is worth of giving a bit of popularity through internet for his attractive color :)
Chavie,
six legged trishaw. :D May be cos we have so many green bajaj trishaws here.
Thanks all for your comments!
Whoooa! When do you plan to disappoint me when I visit your blog,for a change? Never,I guess? :-)
oh wow, that is incredible! Great macro of it too.
Wow! That is one cool bug :)
WOW!
wow, i very rarely see green bug, and this one is awesome.
I like the shiny green color. And I noticed the antennae too. I've seen them like that before, but on a different bug.
IMO its a green june beetle. here check the link..
http://www.ento.okstate.edu/ddd/insects/greenjunebeetle.htm
I've never seen anything like this before.
That's one awesome beetle!
What a breathtakingly bright & beautiful bug! }8) Great pic!
WOW, beautiful specimen and well taken image.
Amila,
Glad to hear that :) Hope I could continue that…
Tammie,
Yes, I was quite surprised when I saw it too. Thanks a lot!
Cat,
Many thanks!
Dee,
Thanks a lot!
Betchai,
I too thought this is a cool bug that’ll be interesting for everyone.
Ratty,
Really.. that antennae is quite cool too. Very different from other bugs.
Anonymous,
Thanks a lot for that link! I think that is the correct bug.
Nicole,
Glad you like it :)
Amaris,
Yep, it is a one cool bug :)
T and S,
Thanks a lot!
That is one beautiful beetle.
Mauldi,
Thanks very much :)
wow, what an animal!
The picture is great.
Frieda,
Thanks a lot!
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