Bugs in the backyard

While exploring my yard, I was delighted to find a variety of fascinating creatures right around my house. The first was a Western Conifer Seed Bug, recognizable by its long body and distinctive reddish-brown coloration. I spotted it clinging to the bark of a tree.

Not far from there, I noticed a few Cross Orbweavers spinning intricate webs between the branches. Their distinctive markings and skillful weaving caught my eye as they patiently waited for unsuspecting prey.

As I continued my exploration, I spotted a Western Honey Bee buzzing around some nearby flowers. It was busy collecting nectar and pollen. Watching the bee flit from bloom to bloom was a beautiful sight.

Finally, I discovered a Paradise Jumping Spider, stalking prey and jumping around.

Publicado el 15 de octubre de 2024 por jjwsphotography jjwsphotography

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Junio 2024

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Junio 2024

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Abeja Melífera Europea (Apis mellifera)

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Julio 2024

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Pollinating some lavender.

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Araña de Jardín Europea (Araneus diadematus)

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Mayo 2024

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Araña de Jardín Europea (Araneus diadematus)

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Abril 2024

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Arañas del Paraíso (Género Habronattus)

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Marzo 2024

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Chinche Americana del Pino (Leptoglossus occidentalis)

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Enero 2024

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Found in our loft and brought down to a light box for photography.

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