It's been raining again and the dead trees are getting soggy enough to attract the creepy crawlies. I finally have great shots of this wood hopper that I've called pre-historic hoppers because of their funky looks. They've relocated to another piece of wood as their first piece of habitat has totally disintegrated.
I know that I will be able to find more in the future as I've even photographed them procreating.
On another dead tree I spotted this beetle keeping watch over a hole in the trunk and it was weary of me hanging around.
I kept some distance between the beetle and myself patiently waiting to see why it was being so protective. Soon I realize that there was another beetle in the hole and I waited for it to pop up I got my shot. Don't they look as though they are communicating with each other and totally alien.
I know that I will be able to find more in the future as I've even photographed them procreating.
On another dead tree I spotted this beetle keeping watch over a hole in the trunk and it was weary of me hanging around.
I kept some distance between the beetle and myself patiently waiting to see why it was being so protective. Soon I realize that there was another beetle in the hole and I waited for it to pop up I got my shot. Don't they look as though they are communicating with each other and totally alien.
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