This week’s theme is on SMELLY,
The caterpillar is not SMELLY but what it is eating is SMELLY.
The leaves have a strong SMELLY pungent smell.
These are the type of SMELLY leaves that will attract caterpillars.
It’s the leaves of the Kaffir lime tree.
The Thais use a lot of these in their cooking.
This is definitely SMELLY.
It’s called a Pentatomidae (SMELLY BUG).
Don’t ever disturb it as it will emit a pungent liquid
which it very SMELLY.
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53 comments:
Smelly or not, I am not sure. But think those are two nice photos! :D
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scare the daylights out of me man -_-" that bug is definitely smelly cause i have experienced it before :(
Love the insects but I probably wouldn't want to go near one, especially the bright green caterpillar.
Have a great weekend, Criz :)
Wow that is a really nice close up picture with that caterpillar.
...ahem ahem... *cough cough, today news, we focus on A Bug's smelly life. =)
Have a nice day.
Hmm... ur post are informative alright...
Great photos. Kaffir linme is excellent. We get similar shield beetles in our garden. The smell they excrete is not nice. Happy weekend
Oh, not nice! But brilliant photos. You are a very good photographer.
great pictures. i recognize immediately the leaves of a lemon or lime.
I have never heard of this plant. The insects look great.
Sara from farmingfriends
Beautiful photos Criz! I especially like the second one - if it smells as much as it's ugly... ewww!!
Happy weekend! :)
Oh boy...
I don't know the tree, but the bug is familiar. To my great sorrow ;-)
hi that nice shots...
Criz, you impress me. How you managed to take these pics? really must have an opportunity to visit you one day n learn photography from u..techniques and how to look for opportunities for pics..outstanding post this week.
simply gorgeous photos! You're so good. Great info.
ugh, I hate those bugs... but the catterpillar is very pretty! great photos!
Very cool shots.
Ahhhhhh.... you change your blog theme! I have to get down to mine, thanks to you.
The photots of the fat, juicy caterpillar and that bug are so awesome! I've never seen such a fat caterpillar before. (Oh no, I'm speaking as if I'm preparing to eat it. hehehe.....)
I love the smell of Kaffir lime and leaves though.
Those are great photos...But the bugs scare me!
I can still remember the scene and the smell when the green caterpillar being crushed :D
wow..great capture! yes, kaffir leaves are smelly. :)
BTW, I love this template!
happy weekend! :)
Caterpillars. I love them!!! The cutest one is the one in "A Bug's Life". Yours is the second cutest.
Very interesting shot la!! (= Selamat Hari Raya to you!! Happy holidays!!!
Cheers!
so cute..the caterpillar looks like a soft green cloth..hate the smell of that bug though great shots..happy weekend!
nice close up photos..the colors so good..happy weekend!
I sure won't disturb that bug. It looks creepy.
great shots--love your new header too!! Have a great weekend.
Criz you put us all to shame with these wonderful photos. Good shots for the theme, as usual.
I love the smell of kaffir lime leaves. Great macro shots!
That tomato worm just creeps me out!!!!
Drop by and see my "smelly blog" today if you have time.
Those are great macro shots! Two wonderful smelly photos, although I wouldn't like to run across either of those two insects.
My smelly photo.
Very nice close shots.
You're right...the bugs are very smelly. Aaaaack.
Criz, you always amaze me with your photos! They are always unique! My photo is up, please come and visit
Even though it's smelly creeps, the photos still are GORGEOUS! Love all the green to, very vibrant close ups.
Wonderful photos and interesting reading about the smells!
So caterpillars like Thai leaves? And I have never seen a bug like that,.. interesting that it lets out a stink when disturbed. Great photos and have a good weekend.
smelly and creepy! happy weekend :-)
enjoyed the photos of the bugs. :)
happy weekend!
Those are two beautiful pictures.
I love the smell of kaffir leaves. They go good with Siamese laksa.
ewwww,nice smelly shots!!speaking of smelly,most of the pics are stinky??LOL!
my pics smell good though,but theyre still smelly for me.
anyways,you have a nice skill of pic taking!
Wow - what great, green photos!
Have a good day.
Those are great shots. It may be smelling when it's eating the leaves but it makes lovely photographs.
Hurray - what a great entry
Excellent entry...beautiful photos as usual. Have a great weekend!
Thanks for stopping by!
Angela
us southern folks call the bottom photo a stink bug, never saw the worm.
Great photos! Super choices for the theme. I've have seen that stink bug before
My dear Criz,
You've been tagged!
I haven't been able to view flickr recently but I'm sure you're photos are suitably smelly! Thanks for visiting!
Here is the answer to your query on my blog:
"Hmm.. I guessed you must be busy with card making this week to be in PH. Anyway, I love all the cards, especially those autumn ones. No intention of using real leaves? you can spray a coat of lacquer on them you know? :)"
i am not too busy anymore. . . I just chose to not participate -- if you go to the first page of TNChick's site and scroll down a couple posts you will see my answer to why I am not doing pH's anymore. I will miss it.
Thanks for the tips on real leaves -- that might be fun to try. I might do that one day soon. I didn't know you could do that. Thanks again.
BTW, you have a great bunch of entries for the PH theme this week! I always enjoyed your photos.
Sorry to be so late with my comments - been travelling this weekend.
Yours are great shots but I have to say I'm not too fond of insects. I give them all a wide berth, whether smelly or not.
Thanks for your visit! Great photo's! Have a nice Sunday.
Oh, nice shots! I think that first one looks very similar to a tobacco worm! Neat!
I hope it didn't release the smell when you took the picture!
Wow - what beautiful smelly pictures!
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