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Another one of the Hemiptera – true bugs – but a small but delicately beautiful member of the Tingidae family commonly known as lace bugs. this one is called the Hawthorn Lacebug (Physatocheila dumetorum). A small bug at around 3 mm (1/8th inch) long.
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Those delicately intricate patterns are lovely to see.
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They are quite intricate, as you say 🙂
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Looking at things so close make us realise that these creatures are so beautiful.
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It looks like a bit of beaded jewelry. Look at those fancy edges!
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They quite elaborate and fine bugs.
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That’s an interesting lace texture and color pattern. Great capture of this tiny bug, Pete.
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Thank you, Ellen 🙂 One of my favourite garden bugs.
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Nice Peter!
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Thank you, Hans 🙂
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Fine shot, Pete! Wonderful detail 😊
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂 You have to be lucky with these to get just the right angle for the shot.
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Beautiful patterning!
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These lacebugs do have some lovely patterning. Thank you, Eliza 🙂
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These small bugs are especially beautiful!
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They sure are, thank you 🙂
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That is a lovely bug, Pete. I love all the designs that insect evolution has created.
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They are small and you can’t really see the intricate designs with the naked eye, so I was pleased I managed to get a reasonable close up to show them off 🙂
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