Jun 15
Japanese Jewel Beetle aka Tamamushi (Chrysochroa fulgidissima), family Buprestidae, Japan
photographs by Nobuyoshi Hattori
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Japanese Jewel Beetle aka Tamamushi (Chrysochroa fulgidissima), family Buprestidae, Japan
photographs by Nobuyoshi Hattori
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I had thought the iPhone picture my mom took of this painting would be sufficient, but then I went and read the submission rules of some of the DA groups I wanted to post this in and realized I needed to scan it anyway.
So now you guys get to see it twice.
A jewel beetle turquoise dragon egg that is far from hatching. Holding it is strangely calming. For more information or if you're interested in buying one of these beauties, click here!
Red-speckled Jewel Beetle (Chrysochroa buqueti), family Buprestidae, Assam, India
photograph by Probhat Sonowal
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Japanese Jewel Beetle aka Tamamushi (Chrysochroa fulgidissima), family Buprestidae, Japan
photographs by Brian Adler
Red Speckled Jewel Beetle (Chrysochroa buqueti rugicollis), family Buprestidae, Chiang Mai, northern Thailand
photograph by Michaela Blech
It’s another attempt at one of those green jewel beetles; I’m really proud of this one, it’s the first one I’ve had turn out more or less exactly how I wanted it to, LOL.
(My sister has a couple pairs of earrings made of the wings of some of these guys, so my mom took this photo to text her the painting, LOL. I used a couple mangoes as paperweights, you can see the shadow of one in the top right corner and the leading edge of the other in the bottom left)