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Love Bugs Covered in Pollen!


The day we had a burn, I had a nice time walking around taking pictures for the collage I made to show for my day's adventure. I found this pair of Bordered Plant Bugs mating on Oregon Grape blossoms, and apparently it was quite a party, since I found no less than four other pairs on this plant. It was pretty funny to see them pulling one another around, they were very stubborn and all of them were in a constant tug-of-war...or tug of...bits! :D
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