What humane of bug is this?? my dog came within from outside and had some kindly of black...
my dog came within from outside and had some kindly of black beetle looking bug on his back. it have a bright red almost orange leader and some of it's legs and part of it's underside where on earth the same color. my sister insisted that i snuff out it but i refused and get it onto a piece of cardboard a flung it out the back door, where on earth it proceeded to fly back at me after quickly changed diretion and flew sour. lol.
what kind of bug be it? I live in North Texas and own never seen one of those within my entire life. if anyone have a link to it i would be impressively grateful.
I'm guessing a box elder beetle.
Here are some pics for comparison:
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could be a junebug or a carrot beetle. eh
Just google junebug or texas beetle after click Images at the top.
Good luck!
ack! small LOL =-( lets see.... a ladybug? flour bug or a japanese bug.
Answers: if it's back be blue=bombardier beetle.if black=arizona blister beetle.http://www.pbase.com/redshoesgirl/image/... guitar girl.a guitarist that will rock your socks is the glenn phillips band
I think you may hold seen a bombardier beetle; it have a bright orange pave the way and legs, and a black shell that looks almost like a sunflower kernel. The eyes are very sizeable, and the antennae are slightly orange shading to black at the tips. They're 1/4 to 5/8" long. (See the correlation below.) They should be handled supportively, as they have their term for a reason. They mask two chemicals that, when mixed together, create an exothermic ("heat-producing") reaction that can in truth result in minor burns!