 |
| Pharaoh Cicada |
 |
| Pharaoh Cicada |
 |
| SO MANY NYMPHAL HUSKS |
 |
| Nymphal husks |
 |
| Pharaoh Cicada |
 |
| Pharaoh Cicada on my arm (photo courtesy dad) |
 |
| Pharaoh Cicada tilting on branch |
 |
| Either Pharaoh Cicadas mating or two females laying their eggs (cicadas use sharp ovipositors to insert their eggs in trees) |
 |
| Valgus hemipterus, aka scarab beetle (but that common name is useless, considering there are 35,000 species in the scarab beetle superfamily, with 200 new ones being described each year) |
Comments
Post a Comment