Aldrin, it is your post. You get to modify it as you need or want to. NO need for "approval" to make those changes. Often there is help ID'ing the species from community members who are not Rangers. Everyone gets to help and offer ideas and comments on everyone's spotting.
Great spot and congratulations on Spotting of the Day.
Hi! Mr frazier, thanks for the greetings and for helping me identifying this spotting.. i have to agree that this is a Chrysocoris stolli. the bright red orange color on the bottom of this bug might just be the reflection of the plant where it was on. and also i took this picture in the morning when the sun was still bright yellow.
Congratulations on your fine Spotting of the Day, Aldrin! You have correctly identified the family of your spotting as Scutelleridae. However this family includes at least 450 species from around the world, not just this one. I had prieviously suggested "Scutiphora pedicellata" but I think this may indeed be Chrysocoris stolli http://www.flickr.com/photos/anindya-san... . Hopefully the community will join in to help you identify this high profile spotting to species level. :-)
hey clavin! it's been awhile since i last heard from you here in Noah.. how are you doing? thanks for appreciating the photo. hope to see more of your photo soon...
oh..! i like this picture/photo so much, its so nice...its a small bug, it has many colors and you can usually find it on grass (dry grass)... well done Aldrin... keep it up dude
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wow that is a lovely bug
Epic
very vivid. nice :)
Wow spectacular colors!
Beautiful!!
thanks MayraSpringmann. : )
Great capture!!
thanks Heather... : )
Aldrin, it is your post. You get to modify it as you need or want to. NO need for "approval" to make those changes. Often there is help ID'ing the species from community members who are not Rangers. Everyone gets to help and offer ideas and comments on everyone's spotting.
Great spot and congratulations on Spotting of the Day.
I was really hesitant doing it.. : ) i thought renaming it still needs approval from a ranger..
That's great. Why not replace Scutelleridae with Chrysocoris stolli in the Scientific name space then, or do you want a ranger to do that? Cheers
Hi! Mr frazier, thanks for the greetings and for helping me identifying this spotting.. i have to agree that this is a Chrysocoris stolli. the bright red orange color on the bottom of this bug might just be the reflection of the plant where it was on. and also i took this picture in the morning when the sun was still bright yellow.
Congratulations on your fine Spotting of the Day, Aldrin! You have correctly identified the family of your spotting as Scutelleridae. However this family includes at least 450 species from around the world, not just this one. I had prieviously suggested "Scutiphora pedicellata" but I think this may indeed be Chrysocoris stolli http://www.flickr.com/photos/anindya-san... . Hopefully the community will join in to help you identify this high profile spotting to species level. :-)
hey clavin! it's been awhile since i last heard from you here in Noah..
how are you doing?
thanks for appreciating the photo. hope to see more of your photo soon...
oh..! i like this picture/photo so much, its so nice...its a small bug, it has many colors and you can usually find it on grass (dry grass)... well done Aldrin... keep it up dude
Thanks guys! :)
Beautiful bug & backdrop too ;)
Congrats on "spotting of the day"!!
Hey, congrats Aldrin.
Amazing creature!
congrats on sotd
What a beautiful picture! Great! Well spotted also!
thanks PN... : ) didn't really expect this one.. it's an honor.. this will make my mother proud... : )
CONGRATZ. Aldrin Luzares.. u deserve it.. :)
nice one
Congratulations. Beautifully captured photo!
nice job on the spotting of the day!