Nah, just a locust shedding it's skin on our tree.
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The story behind About a Bug
Ever wonder why this site is called About a Bug? Well, that would be my fault. Hours after I had Matthew, I started calling him my bug-a-boo. He was just so cute and precious. Slowly over time he became my bug and more family members adopted that as a nickname. When we decided to start the blog, it seemed only appropriate to call it "about a bug," because isn't everything about the baby? Matthew thinks so.
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4 comments:
This is amazing photography! For a moment there I thought maybe it was one of those ornaments you hang on trees. Really cool!
I bet their moms think they're gorgeous.
Your photography is as good as any on National Geographic. Your "birth of a locust" is remarkable! And who wouldn't love that little green face? (as pretty as some human newborns)
I agree- the photography is amazing. Can you send me the pics? With your permission, I would like to submit them (in your name, of course)to the American Entomologist- they are always looking for photos and yours are very good.
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