Strange Early Season Bugs.
In recent visits I’ve come across some strange and small bugs. I’ve not identified all of them yet – but now have a couple thank to people on photography-on-the.net forum. All were taken on my MPE-65mm lens.
I often think you can find many sci-fi monster inspirations in the insect world. Some of these easily qualify I think.

Strange bug in leaf litter. Taken on Canon 50D with Canon MTE-65mm 1/250 ISO 200. Flash from Canon MT-24ex Twin Macro Flash.

Two shot stack of small catterpillar. I believe it is a Geometridae’s moth caterpillar Taken on Canon 50D with Canon MTE-65mm 1/250 ISO 200. Flash from Canon MT-24ex Twin Macro Flash.

A Firefly larvae on wood stump. Taken on Canon 50D with Canon MTE-65mm 1/250 ISO 200. Flash from Canon MT-24ex Twin Macro Flash.