harlequin by helenhall

harlequin

I had hoped that this would not be the invasive harlequin, but a little bit of research tells me that it is. The small triangular white patch at the front of his head is the giveaway.
Wow! Wonderful capture!
September 4th, 2020  
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September 4th, 2020  
lovely capture
September 4th, 2020  
Is hรจ dangerous?
September 4th, 2020  
Great shot, nice DOF
September 4th, 2020  
Oh I don't know this one... what's the problem?
September 4th, 2020  
Great close up.
September 4th, 2020  
Beautifully sharp and head on too!
September 4th, 2020  
@stimuloog @davidlostphojo here is the problem - they are an invasive import - they are cannibals - and they spread sexually transmitted diseases. So not a friend to our native species.
September 4th, 2020  
a lovely shiny body for your harlequin
September 4th, 2020  
Is there a natural predator you can introduce to get rid of them? This seems to be the practice now and when the food source dies out so do the predators. Well, in spite of him being a "bad bug" the shot is really good!
September 4th, 2020  
He may not be a popular visitor, but he is still beautiful.
September 5th, 2020  
Beautiful photo, lovely detail
September 5th, 2020  
An amazing closeup! I've not seen one of these before. Sad it's not a good addition to the garden!
September 5th, 2020  
Great close-up!
September 5th, 2020  
Kas
Super close up Helen - what a shame he is so destructive.
September 5th, 2020  
I love how the red and black stand out against the paler tones. The taller stem on the right brilliantly keeps the frame.
September 6th, 2020  
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