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An insect or bug crawling up a fully grown paddy plant.

A oriental beetle walking on a grass stalk.

Close-up of a golden wheat field with a single ear of grain in focus, adorned by a small hoverfly. The warm tones of the ripe wheat and soft bokeh create a serene and natural atmosphere, highlighting the harmony of agriculture and wildlife in a summer rural landscape.

ladybug on a blade of wheat in a green meadow.

A male valgus beetle (Valgus Hemipterus) crawling down an ear of wheat, golden-toned, copy space, horizontal

a red Ladybug on a blade of wheat in the south of France

beautiful brown wheat meadow on a sunny summer day

Beetle, commonly called false ladybug, hanging on a blade of wheat

Pests are eating the leaves of rice shoots.

Field with wheat and cockchafer (May bug or doodlebug)

Golden wheat field glowing under the sunlight, viewed from below against a clear blue sky. A symbol of agriculture, harvest, and summer abundance

Beetle from family Oedemeridae commonly known as false blister beetles on wheat stalks.

Blooming poppy in a barley field.

Austrian anisoply

Grasshopper on a blade of grass.

Young and green ears of barley close-up. Agricultural field in the spring. Insect pests of cereals.

The beauty of wheat ears on a sunny day

ladybug on a green wheat.

Cnephasia pasiuana pumicana moth in the family Tortricidae. Sitting on an ear of barley.

Green grass background with insect, selective focus, canon 1Ds mark III

A close-up of a ladybug perched on a wheat stalk. The image captures the beauty of nature and the delicate balance of the ecosystem.

Agricultural field

Insect in nature

Wheat grain field in summer sunny day

Grass ear Abstract Background in spring field with blue sky background

Cricket on a grass stem

Ladybug on wheat ear, close-up

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