07-30-2024, 05:00 PM
In Australia the glossy ladybirds/beetles (they aren't bugs) are the beneficial insect predators and the matt ones are the plant eating pests.
I do have an album of them on my Flickr. It is aptly titled; Coleoptera.
Yours Dave, is a species I'm unfamiliar with. It is very bright sitting on the browns. Like the blades of dry grasses wrapping the brown stairs of, wood? Very well framed.
Most of my ladybird photos seem to be catching them in the act of hatching a plan to make more ladybird babies to eat more aphids.
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Oh and here's another bird photo. This is known as the blue-faced honeyeater but if the lght angle is different, the blue becomes a bright green.
![[Image: 53890276443_e695b80125_b.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53890276443_e695b80125_b.jpg)
I do have an album of them on my Flickr. It is aptly titled; Coleoptera.
Yours Dave, is a species I'm unfamiliar with. It is very bright sitting on the browns. Like the blades of dry grasses wrapping the brown stairs of, wood? Very well framed.
Most of my ladybird photos seem to be catching them in the act of hatching a plan to make more ladybird babies to eat more aphids.
Oh and here's another bird photo. This is known as the blue-faced honeyeater but if the lght angle is different, the blue becomes a bright green.
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