Ladybugs Head to Head June 23, 2012November 19, 2019 ~ Margy Close Encounters of the Bug Kind A single peony bud – barely large enough for two ladybugs! Share this:ShareFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
They are wonderful beetles, regardless of what they are called. Here is a webpage with lots of information about them: http://www.lostladybug.org/files/9%20LLP%20All%20About%20LadybugsPDF.pdf LikeLike Reply
My peony buds are covered with ants and ladybugs right now. It really does look like a feeding frenzy. LikeLike Reply
The peonies should start blooming next week. It looks like I will have a good crop this year. LikeLike Reply
Hi, What a lovely photo, great shot getting these two lady bugs together, and I agree there doesn’t seem to be much room for them. 🙂 LikeLike Reply
Thanks for stopping by Sharine – looking at the world with a macro lens is a very interesting hobby. LikeLike Reply
I love this one! A very clever shot and your sentiments match so perfectly. Adorable. 🙂 LikeLike Reply
Thanks, but I couldn’t have done it without my models. They are such patient little bugs – often sitting for minutes without moving while I circle them taking pictures. LikeLike Reply
Great capture! These are hard to photograph. I had ladybirds also in my “close” photo. LikeLike Reply
So sweet. I like your interpretation of what may be going through their little heads. lol Great macro! 🙂 LikeLike Reply
Aw man, I hate those small restaurant tables! Especially when they don’t give you chairs! Super cool shot, Margie! : ) LikeLike Reply
Just like the way you describe this picture! So lovely!
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Thanks for visiting, grayaton. I just call them the way I see them!
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Nice photo, we call them lady birds 🙂
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They are wonderful beetles, regardless of what they are called. Here is a webpage with lots of information about them: http://www.lostladybug.org/files/9%20LLP%20All%20About%20LadybugsPDF.pdf
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And bring some friends so we can call it a party!
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My peony buds are covered with ants and ladybugs right now. It really does look like a feeding frenzy.
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Lovely! Peony blooms are gorgeous, my favorite.
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The peonies should start blooming next week. It looks like I will have a good crop this year.
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Hi,
What a lovely photo, great shot getting these two lady bugs together, and I agree there doesn’t seem to be much room for them. 🙂
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I thought it was pretty amusing to see the two of them crowded on the top of one bud.
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Beautiful I love macro pictures. 🙂
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Thanks for stopping by Sharine – looking at the world with a macro lens is a very interesting hobby.
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I love this one! A very clever shot and your sentiments match so perfectly. Adorable. 🙂
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Thanks from me and my little red friends.
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Absolutely stunning photos, as always.
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Thanks, but I couldn’t have done it without my models. They are such patient little bugs – often sitting for minutes without moving while I circle them taking pictures.
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Great capture! These are hard to photograph. I had ladybirds also in my “close” photo.
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Wow, you got a Ménage à trois. Wonderful photo!
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So sweet. I like your interpretation of what may be going through their little heads. lol Great macro! 🙂
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Thanks E.C. Glad you had time to stop by. I know your garden is keeping you busy.
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Aw man, I hate those small restaurant tables! Especially when they don’t give you chairs! Super cool shot, Margie! : )
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Thanks Mark – little ladybugs, little tables, I guess.
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Very nice picture!
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Thanks Alex – I had very cooperative subjects!
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You are very welcome!!
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