Albert Herdianto Widjojo
This little creature visited me a few days ago. Only a bug that is less than one centimeter in size. Seeing the little creature come from the backyard to the kitchen, I immediately took the cellphone to take a picture of it.
It’s quite difficult because the bug keeps moving, even more so when approached. This is the best picture that I can make from that bug with my mobile to share in Saturday’s Critters this time.
I have tried to find the name of this bug on Google search but unfortunately, I didn’t get it.
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Do you know what the name of this bug is?
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Nice wings it has! Looks like a wet soldier beetle, more wet than soldier. ?
It seems that you are very familiar with Beetle, Sabrina. Are you a beetle observer?
I’m more into stink bugs, but I sometimes enjoy looking at beetles. ?
Now I understand why you have them as pets.
Not sure what it is called but I guess its nickname is … “AHHHHH!!”
:p
I thought I could use that name to write in the article on Wikipedia.
From the smallest creatures….
What an interesting bug, I would say (guessing) from the Beatle family?
Saya dapat pastikan bahwa tebakan anda benar, Doc. Itu keluarga bug, dan bukan keluarga Rolling Stone atau Deep Purple.
Nice touch 🙂
I won’t give away your answer.
Geez… Once again I made a mistake! So sorry, sir. I mean is:
I can confirm that your guess is correct, Doc. It’s a beetle family, and not a Rolling Stone or Deep Purple family.
Because I’ve said it in my language, so it’s understandable if you don’t give an answer.
Even with us, they are enough … I do not know if they are the same
If the creature is a proverb or quote, we can write “unknown” below it, unfortunately, it isn’t. Hehehe…
Great shot but I have no idea the name. Good for you to keep trying until you got a good shot.
Thanks, Carol. This is the last chance before the bug flies out.
Super shot. Unfortunately, I do not know the name of this bug. I do not see many bugs in our land.
I understand, Vidocka. Maybe bugs are more in tropical countries than in other regions, maybe.
I think you’re right. Each region has its own peculiarities
Yep! You are so right, Vidocka.
Unfortunately, I do not know his name, the progress in your photography is on the rise.
Wow. That is a very encouraging appreciation, Ellenka, Thanks.