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Twin stripes on chervil stems

06/07/2024 16:58

Twin stripes on chervil stems
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Perched on the slender stems of a wild umbellifer, probably chervil, two Italian eel bugs (Graphosoma italicum) advance side by side, as if exploring the world in unison. Their red and black striped livery immediately catches the eye—a warning display intended to deter predators.


These boldly designed bugs are often seen on flowers of the Apiaceae family, which they love. Here, their slow progression along the slender stems contrasts beautifully with the tangle of plants, creating a scene that is both graphic and natural.


A tranquil yet colorful scene, a reminder of how fascinating the small details of life are.

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