Windy!

We had more wind and rain today. I found this little Cucumber Beetle on a dying Queen Anne's Lace plant. :0)

Thank you for your encouraging comments and faves on yesterday's Daisy Duo and Floating pics!!! I have another edited pic for my second album today. :0)
http://365project.org/cjwhite/my-little-world/2011-11-16

[Trina P Holub]

Fabulous and FAVE. The leafy/twiggy things behind the flower really add a lot of dram and great lines.

[Don Roos]

Beautiful capture, Carolyn. FAV

[Danielle Greenwood]

lovely detail

[Anne ❀]

love the colours and detail, fav for me too

[richard saffold]

wonderful shot, not too many more bugs i'm afraid.

[Sharon]

Love the details in the flower and the bug!

[Al Perry]

Nice macro shot

[Cheryllee]

Nice find and awesome overall photo!

[Paula Cook-Farkas]

His antennae definitely give the impression of a windy day! These guys are pretty cool looking! Very nice.

[Mary]

Nice shot!

[Pam Hawkes]

Wonderful capture. Nice detail.

[Rick Schies]

What a fascinating shot of a fascinating bug.

[Mike Schwandner]

great shot!

[Jennifer C]

you are awesome! This is brilliant

[karenann]

I can't believe the awesome macro shots that you get Carolyn . . these are amazing. Very inspirational . . this one has such beautiful clarity and color. Love the angle. :)

[MaryBeth Dailey]

I love his curved back antennae and the view of the plant....fav!

[joey d.Muli]

wow !Outstanding:)

[Anna Mae Andrews]

Carolyn, this is a great photo. Detailed, colorful, unique and well composed.

[Angie Vega ☮♥ シ]

cool looking bug...great colors and composition

[Kerri]

Beautiful little guy

[Cheyenne Rebecca ツ]

I never knew what these were called!

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Rach_who]

We also had a little bit of rain this morning and although the wind is blowing a gale it is still a tad hot. Great looking like bug but I must admit I really do like the shape of the flower.

[Shirley Banford]

Boy, the plant looks so spiky that it's caught the bug and is going to devour it.

[Nikkers]

This bug is just great.. cool little bush she landed on too

[marg]

A FAVE Carolyn! Love the colour and the detail! Just beautiful.

[carmel]

Great shot so very nice

[Rebecca Briggs]

brilliant focus, love this..fav..x

[Tanya]

Oh wow, stunning! Great shot!

[Denise]

Fabulous macro. Love the depth of field and unusual color on this bug.

[alia_801]

Great capture of the bright little guy and nice patterns in the plant too.

[cglist]

Awesome detail!

[trude]

What a lovely looking beetle, never seen one like this before!

[Mary Lou]

This is an incredible macro! Rarely do yuu get such perfect dof this close up!

[Pyrrhula]

Beautiful captured. I`m interrested in the Oueen Ann`s Flower . It looks to me very simmilair to a Nigella flower. Have a look in wikepedia and find out

[Pyrrhula]

No wikepedia . Can you give me the Latin name of it ? Thanks in advange

[Carolyn White]

@pyrrhula The Latin name is Daucus carota. It is also called a wild carrot. The insects love it. :0)

[Dawn Wilson]

great find

[Pyrrhula]

Thanks

[Taephy]

what a lovely looking bug! great shot!

[Paula]

Cucumber beetle! I love it (didn't know that one either)!

[Susan Riley]

Lovely close uo and focus :)

[Susan Riley]

*Up

[Kiran]

Nice macro.

[Anita Hoyle]

Fantastic standard as usual!

[FaerieMoon]

Absolutely stunning detail and focus--wow!! Nice one

[GINA]

This is amazing macro, love those colors!! saw it on the PP and it deserves to be there~

[Karen Sylvia]

He's really pretty! Nice shot. :)

[Steven Galvin]

Brilliantly seen. Excellently taken :-)

[Kathryn Marshall]

Great capture and details.

[Denise Breimeir]

I love the antennae!

[Geertje K.]

What a cool beetle! So cute!

[Netkonnexion]

Cool take. Like this alot. Nice composition too.

[Muse]

Beautiful! I've never seen this yellow with black spots version

[Kim Suzanne Kelley]

Awesome colours in this little guy! Great shot Carolyn!

[Susan T]

Very cool capture and detail!

[Christie Hicks]

Interesting bug and plant too. So much going on in this shot. You really have an eye for macro.

[Thom Mitchell]

It's always fun when I check my tags to find that you're one of the only other 365ers who tags with common and/or scientific name for the critters you post! I have posted a SCB several months after your posts here in November 2011!