Insect Oddities
These are some interesting photos of insects I took in 2003. I have no idea what some of them are, but they are neat to look at. If you can identify them, feel free to educate me on their names.
I did identify the orange and black beetle as the Red Milkweed Beetle. The group of orange bugs is a photo of young Large Milkweed Bugs.
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Another insect like the one above... both unidentified.
These aphids collect on the stems of plants in large colonies that become feeding grounds for the lady beetle, the praying mantis and other predatory insects.
A sweat bee collecting nectar from a thistle.
A cicada.
A colorful beetle.
Bug with nice antennae.
A colony of young orange and lazy insects called Large Milkweed Bugs.
Beetle scouring flower.
