On A Warm Day, Critters Come Out to Play
The Meeting
I believe these are called boxelders, or maybe milk weed bugs! The weather doesn't have to be very warm for these critters to come out. They were having a meeting on my son's jar of rocks, which were left on the ledge of our house. I know, they are the destroyers of many plants, but somehow, very pretty looking bugs to me also.
These boxelders had the orange colors on their upper parts, and red bellies underside. There were some with yellow color too, but I didn't see them this year. It is Thanksgiving weekend, and families are gathering. I wish you all a great and blessed Thanksgiving!
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I believe these are called boxelders, or maybe milk weed bugs! The weather doesn't have to be very warm for these critters to come out. They were having a meeting on my son's jar of rocks, which were left on the ledge of our house. I know, they are the destroyers of many plants, but somehow, very pretty looking bugs to me also.
These boxelders had the orange colors on their upper parts, and red bellies underside. There were some with yellow color too, but I didn't see them this year. It is Thanksgiving weekend, and families are gathering. I wish you all a great and blessed Thanksgiving!
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8 comments:
These boxelders know it is Thanksgiving weekend too.
Icy, great shots. I agree with Rainfield, they know it's Thanks giving and they're out looking for food tidbits :) I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.
They do look as though they are enjoying their own Thanksgiving family gathering.
They're very colourful!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Great shots of these pretty bugs. It must be a banner year for them, as we have them all over the south side of the house.
Lovely captures of these pretty little bugs.
Cool colors! Many bugs who are banned from gardens are such beautiful creatures :)
oh, so gorgeous shots, Icy.
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