When I go out searching for bugs in the garden or the fields, my first choice is always to look at any flowers growing there.
A Long-horned Beetle on a wild flower.

A ladybug/bird and two ants on a rose.

A spider on bouganvilla.

Ants on a wild creeper of somekind.

Three aphids of a rose bud.

An assassin bug on a sunflower. (This is to show Craig how it is done. LOL!!)

A ladybug/bird, ants and aphids.
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