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CALLIGRAPHA BEETLE
Elm Calligrapha Beetle, what a beauty, emerald pattern on ivory.
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Found this handsome creature on a ziplining trip to West VA, on a friend's hand for once.
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Here is a short clip of it skittering about, if such a word exists.
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SPOTTED CUCUMBER BEETLE
Peeking out of a like colored environment.
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Ohhh, lookign as menacing as a half inch creature can look.
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Side view.
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Top view. Brilliant coloring!
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SWAMP MILKWEED BEETLE
Well, posing on a milkweed, how apropos
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Looking warily with nowhere to back up
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Side view
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THREE-LINED POTATO BEETLE
Posing not on a potato
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This beetle was particularly charming looking head on.
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Side view, plump isn't it?
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Staring as intently as I was, I think it looks like a dog in this one
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Finally, a good shot of the three stripes. I have to say again, love the coloring on these beetles!!
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Meandering among deadly nightshade, one of its favorite plants.
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TORTOISE BEETLES
Golden Tortoise Beetle! Ok, really cool beetle, looks like an alien ship, was super excited when I spotted this one.
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Mottled Tortoise Beetle, mating at the Harriman train station in upstate NY.
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Mottled Tortoise Beetle solo
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WARTY LEAF BEETLE
Ok,
kept seeing these little shiny lump of what looked like
dirt. I stared for a while and was rewarded with it coming
alive and walking about.
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I think they look like mini rhinos
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Head on, looks prehistoric as well
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So cute, this one is like a mini bronze tank
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Other side.
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Takes a short stroll, so cute on its wee stick legs.
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