Yeah! A bubble blower

[einsteinsauntie]

He seemed to put on a show, bigger and bigger bubbles. Three different sequences of them.
The other bug, not so clear, was on a Pittosporum Tree.

[LordV]

Excellent bubble blower capture :)
The other bug is a lacewing larvae - the smaller larval stages like camouflaging themselves with debris.
Brian V.

[skylab]

Great fly shot with a nice bubble.

[einsteinsauntie]

Thanks for the info and the feedback. I did wonder if bug two was an immature something but would never have guessed it was deliberate debris on it's back. Very interesting info.

[alliec]

Excellent bubble in the first shot and great capture of the lacewing larve in the second.

Alistair.

[wizard13]

Love the first shot of the bubble blower! Nice and crisp in the facial region. Sounds like you had fun with these shots.

[Peepaw]

#1 is very nice Sue. I wish someone could explain why bees and flies blow bubbles.:confused:

[einsteinsauntie]

Well it looked to me just like someone amusing themselves with bubble gum. It wasn't near any type of food, just warming itself in the morning sun. Until I checked out this forum I had no idea flies blew bubbles.

[ajayclicks]

The first one is lovely.