Ileana Calotescu
Hello, friends! First of all I want to wish you a very beautiful week ahead! As you know, on Monday I use to post macro photos in my rubric Macro Monday.
This is a weekly theme and I would like all lovers of macro photography to “adopt” this Monday theme.
I found this beetle in the park on a solanum dulcamara plant. It is a larvae stage.
These beetles were the nightmare of my childhood, because my mother asked me to gather them whenever I found them in the garden.?
Adults measure about 10 mm in length and are yellow-orange with many black stripes on the elytra. They are robust and oval in upper view. The head has a triangular black patch and the chest has irregular black markings.
The orange-pink larvae have a large abdomen(nine segmented) and black head. Usually they have two rows of black spots on the sides.
The challenge today is to identify this insect.
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Can you identify this insect?
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It is a Ladybug larva
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It is a False Potato Beetle Larva
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This is a Colorado potato beetle
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Is this Colorado Beetle??
That is right! Thank you for the comment!
We just called it a bug. None of us knew.
You can see the answer in my post!
What a find my friend. I identified the photo. Thanks for the reminder.
Thank you for joining this game!