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Cyphostethus tristriatus
Really amazing and strong color combination of red and green.
Urban Environment, backyard on a tree
Not easy to find the time but we will see :)
Just saw that today I had spotted the nymph of this bug also in my backyard: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/380...
Sure you will find some free time to go outside and the outside is full of great insects! :))
and expedition is a must! :D
There is another problem before that, first I will need to find a free time of my PhD and then I can photograph all of them, if I can't alone then we all make an Project Noah expedition in the Alps :).
no worries, there will be! :D
yes, there really are many great insects!! and you won't have any free time if you want to take photos of all of them! :D
Hahah, there better be in France otherwise I will have to drink too much wine and eat a lot of cheese :).
There they have a lot of species we don't have here so we won't compete anymore :D
new to explore and upload here :)
Yes, and that is great, but they still are rare...
By the way there are firebugs in France! :)
Those many many... ones will be left for the next generations so they have something new to explore :).
Yes but government is paying money to people to keep those cows :)
ha, so there are many, many, many, many organisms left that you haven't taken photo of!! ;)
that cow doesn't look so blue in nature, but, yes, it still is something interesting to see :) but not many are left...
No, actually I have only few left not uploaded. Since the end of April till now that's all I got, no more than 1000 :).
I have studied some biology about Baltic countries plus have good friends from Latvija, I just wasn't smart enough to visit them when I had the time. Wanted to see the blue cow :).
then it will take a huge amount of time to upload them here! Because you have only 901 spottings here :D And I bet that in Denmark there are a lot more! :)
hmm.. I oculdn't find it, but maybe it really is, have to check a bit more carefully :)
Why do you know it so well?
Hahaha, there are not many organisms left that I haven't taken photo of plus it's terrible weather so the spotting numbers are decreasing :).
You should have it in Latvija, I know that country very well :)
you have to take thousands of photos before leaving!!!
Yes, that species differ a bit from the bug in your photo, so I don't know if this one is here in my country, but Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale is :)
And soon you will be left alone, even better responsibility for you :).
I guess it should be hard to find it now since all season I saw it only once and that was in my garden. Nothing in the forests!
Oh no, the ID is wrong!
:D sounds like a great responsibility!! But I like it! :)
By the way, I checekd and this species is here in my country, too!!! So I have to find it! :)
We need to represent our baltic countries properly since we are really a few from northern europe everything depends on me and you :)
I guess we need to convince someone else from Scandinavia to join PN because when I will leave then there will be almost to spotting from Scandinavia.
I guess I do :) But as far as I know, PN is the second best option of getting a dose of Scandinavia....
Wow thanks a lot, that's it...you obviously miss your Scandinavian species :)
I ran into this picture of the Hawthorn shield bug, and I think there are many similareties :) http://parrotletsuk.typepad.com/wldlife_...
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Spotted on Jul 10, 2013
Submitted on Jul 10, 2013
