This little beetle was creeping along the pavement and ran in front of me. I took a photo then made sure it made it safely to the other side!
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What is it going to do at the other side....
ReplyDeleteWell that's the question Angie! :-D
DeleteThat surface seems not a beetle's environment. It seems made with concrete.
ReplyDeleteNo it's the pavement, so I made sure it made it into the green.
DeleteSlow and steady will get him where he wants to go.
ReplyDeleteThat's it Bill :-D
DeleteCreo que ya es la hora de comer y va buscando algún alimento.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
It was on a mission I think! Thanks :-D
DeleteLike a little tank trundling along.
ReplyDeleteIt is David :-D
DeleteGood that you brought him to safety
ReplyDeleteDidn't want him getting stood on! :-D
DeleteSo sweet of you -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine :-D
DeleteAwww, yes, that was nice you gave him a lift.
ReplyDeleteHad to help him. Thanks Terry :-D
DeleteYES!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Irina :-D
DeleteReminds me of the chicken joke, but with a beetle instead.
ReplyDeleteYup I can see that Kirk! :-D
DeleteUy te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
Delete...you have a kind heart!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom :-D
Deleteche bella foto, si sa che gli insetti ci sopravviveranno, e che sono migliaia e migliaia di specie.... bello !
ReplyDeleteYes there are thousands of them and they will survive. Thanks :-D
DeleteRastejando se chega longe. Obrigado pelo seu comentário, sobre o 6° aniversário do Blogger. Grande abraço carioca.
ReplyDeleteThanks Luiz :-D
DeleteOh very interesting
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
DeleteOnce upon a time as a child I remember a lot of beetles of this species!!
ReplyDeleteNow we rarely see them!!
Thanks for the presentation!!
Glad you like it. Yes less and less as time goes on :-(
DeleteVery sweet of you to take care of it. I have always been interested in insects, even more so because of today's ability to get closer with photos to see more details.
ReplyDeleteYes it's amazing to see them up close isn't it. Thanks Denise :-D
DeleteBet he was happier to get to some greenery.
ReplyDeleteNice picture.
All the best Jan
He probably was Jan. Thanks :-D
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