They can keep it.
Guess what this is.!!!
- Thread starter cluelusshusbund
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They can keep it.
<chuckling> Whoa, what a lucky guess! </chuckle>
Guess what kind of flower this is.???
Good guesses... but not a Rose or Chrysanthemum.!!!
Its a very common flower in Indina an prolly lots of other southern states... below is a pitcher of 1 befor it has opened up all the way.!!!
Its a very common flower in Indina an prolly lots of other southern states... below is a pitcher of 1 befor it has opened up all the way.!!!
We have a winer :bravo:
Yes. I am truly a winner. I'm glad you noticed that about me.
This is a picture of my state flower, the poppy. Yours is the peony. Hey! How did that bug get in my picture?!?
Enmos
Valued Senior Member
Yes. I am truly a winner. I'm glad you noticed that about me.
This is a picture of my state flower, the poppy. Yours is the peony. Hey! How did that bug get in my picture?!?
Nice, now what about that beetles name?
Enmos
Valued Senior Member
Dont know... but that bug woud be a "blister beetle"... eh
It looks an awful lot like it, but I don't think so. The antennae don't fit..
I believe it is this disgusting, toxic bug. It hijacks the lovely honey bee.
http://www.insectidentification.org/insect-description.asp?identification=Black-Blister-Beetle
Enmos
Valued Senior Member
That's what clueluss said.
I agree that looks a lot like it, but the antennae of the beetle in your picture are thickened at the tip.
Those of the Black Blister Beetle do not and, instead, even seem to thin somewhat towards the tip.
I am not familiar with a Blister Beetle, that's why I went to a bug identifier to see if clueluss was a winner, too.
If the poppy bug is not a Black Blister Beetle, I wonder what it is and what it does.
They ant thickined at the tip... but that they apear to be is jus a phenominon of close-up photography an the tips of the antenna bein closer to the camera lense.!!!
PS
Im a winer
Enmos
Valued Senior Member
They ant thickined at the tip... but that they apear to be is jus a phenominon of close-up photography an the tips of the antenna bein closer to the camera lense.!!!
PS
Im a winer
lol That's not it
Norman.
He's a friend of my friend Eric the horse.
lol That's not it
Heres a link to anuther pitcher of a black blister beetle which also shows the phenominon of the antenna apearin to be thicker at the tip.!!!
http://bugguide.net/images/cache/ZS...K4K9KQKD08QA0PQEKLK9KRKC05Q6KPQPK4QF0IKCK.jpg