Bug

Was 'made' to wash my other half's car and this little chap was on the windscreen, having a little drink, I think. I have no idea what it is.

[Quentin]

Great detail!!! He looks buggy!!!

[Hope D Jennings]

@quickshots is right!Whatever he is..he is a true bug.All bugs are insects,but Not all insects are bugs.You can tell a true bug by the X on their backs. Cool capture.Love his bright colors against the car.Cool buggy reflection too.

[Marc]

Ugh we have these guys all over. Some call it a prehistoric bug, some say stink bug (they stink only if squished). Not sure what the technical term is. Nice shot.

[Hazel]

Exquisite detail!

[Carole Boyles]

Always called these Stink Bugs, don't really know why, I don't think they smell particularly bad, maybe as Marc says you have to squish them first. Beautiful colors on this one. Great capture. @jmrittle

[Connie]

@mzzhope Is that really true that true bugs have an x on their back??

[Hope D Jennings]

@connie865 Not all..but if there us an X then they are.Here is some interesting info on true bugs, http://askabiologist.asu.edu/explore/true-bugs
Never seen this pretty colored one that Richard took a pic of before.

[Gayanne Campbell]

Funny little character, he sure is brightly colored. Nice find.

[Marloes]

Wonderful details and shadows!

[Néfertiti]

d'excellents détails , remarquable "cest une punaises verte Palomena" .FAV

[Allison]

Gorgeous colours and details!

[Peter Dulis]

Cool bug

[Molly]

Interesting insect - great colours and detail.

[Henri Russell]

Oh yes. I have seen these. When I was young, we called them stick bugs. Stay away. Good detail.

[GazBadger]

Nice detail... I like how the windscreen reflects him in 2 layers too.

[Josh Careatti]

Cool bug. I like how it stands out against the background. Also some interesting shadows