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Rainbow lanternfly*, Pyrops pythicus, Fulgoridae
Photographed in Indonesia by Nicky Bay // Website // Facebook
Shared with permission; do not remove credit or re-post!
*This is NOT the invasive-in-the-US spotted lanternfly. This species is native to where it was photographed.
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a fancy little bug with a funny little nose 🪲💓
lantern bug (saiva transversolineata)
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Lantern Bug (Pyrops intricata), family Fulgoridae, Borneo
photograph by Antimoon
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I have been making some posable insect themed dragon wings. I am planning to make some articulated paper dragon dolls/puppets for stop motion animation purposes. And also because I love derpy little dragons.
The orange and white one is based off a male orange tip butterfly and the other two are based off different species of lantern bugs.
They are made with watercolour paper, watercolour paint, ink and split pins
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Chahta word of the day #87
Glow worm, lightning/lantern bug, firefly etc-hvlba
Firefly - Wikipedia
Fulgrazier are active at night and use their hollow foreheads to communicate; varying the size and intensity of the flames they emit to articulate different thoughts and feelings. Should they be disturbed they will immediately snuff out their lights, being quite shy and secretive, despite their flashy communication. Fulgoberon are secretive and solitary, not mingling much with even their own kind. Although quite small, they are formidable when crossed and in fits of rage may even burn down their forest homes completely. The flames they emit from their heads vary in size and shape, seemingly tailored to an individuals personal tastes. --Attack Info-- --Ability Info--
