What am I? by PSDuck

Photography • Insects • posted on Jun 16, 2009

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This is the creature (pupa?) two hours after the first image of it. It has not changed in almost three days. What is it? Thank you for the visit, and any comments you leave.

Comments (25)

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NoelCan

2:34AM | Tue, 16 June 2009

A Bug ??

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fairyfreak

3:55AM | Tue, 16 June 2009

:) I don't know but I got lost trying to find it HERE

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busi2ness

3:58AM | Tue, 16 June 2009

This is very interesting. Maybe a ladybird in metamorphosis?

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tennesseecowgirl

8:33AM | Tue, 16 June 2009

a ladybug dressing for a date LOL Nice photo.

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NightGallery

9:33AM | Tue, 16 June 2009

defiantly a ladybug. They take a while to emerge.

MrsLubner

9:40AM | Tue, 16 June 2009

Yup. A ladybug undergoing "they change." LOL I have a couple good shots of this too. It really looks like a painful process if you observe it day to day until it is done. Reminds me of those movies where people turn into werewolves and you see them contort and stretch... Poor little ladybugs. I wonder what they feel as they do this change...

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gypsyflame

11:50AM | Tue, 16 June 2009

Some sort of catapillar maybe but more inclined to believe it is a lady bug....I'm still glad it's there with you

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shadownet

4:02PM | Wed, 17 June 2009

I think I saw something like that in a movie. It crawls in your ear and take you over. Be ware! LOL

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PSDuck

7:08PM | Wed, 17 June 2009

My wife thought it to be a ladybug, too. We'll see. Emma: what an interesting site. I'll put it next to JapaneseBugFights.com Shadownet: I'll keep my ears covered. "Wrath of Khan" reinforced my aversion to the bugs in the ear syndrome. (And, yes, I've had them there and up the nose: campouts.) MrsLubner: if it's a Ladybug, I bet it just can't wait to get out of the dressing room (as it were) and FLY! Man, I know I would! As far as the werewolf thing, I'll skip that one...but one usually does not get the Yes/No Query. I wonder if they eat dog food? Maybe with tabasco. Hmmm. Everyone: Thanks for your input!

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mininessie

2:36AM | Thu, 18 June 2009

great shot again :D

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PSDuck

12:35AM | Fri, 19 June 2009

Well, it is a ladybug! She flew away this morning. Call in the bets.

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debbielove

8:30AM | Tue, 23 June 2009

Yep! A Ladybird (as we call them in the U.K.!) But Ladybug as they are called in the U.S. Great Shot! Rob.

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giovanino

1:51PM | Thu, 25 June 2009

love IT great 5+

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NetWorthy

1:57AM | Mon, 29 June 2009

Very nice, brought a smile to my face just when I needed it the most. Thanks for sharing!

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ragouc

3:38AM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Cool macro.

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jeroni

4:01AM | Sun, 12 July 2009

Beautiful composition. excellent work

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2121

1:31PM | Wed, 15 July 2009

excellent

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sanzi

4:00AM | Sat, 08 August 2009

It is a very unique living thing. It has not seen in my garden.

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bmac62

6:44PM | Sat, 08 August 2009

Hi Allen, You've got me on this little bugger:) Thanks for comments on my "Night Flight" B-58 today. Looks like you haven't posted for awhile. Hope you will again soon.

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