I scooped up the little green insect, from the water bucket with the tip of my finger. It immediately started to move, then dry its antennas.
I think it may be a Macrolophus pygmaeus. An insect that eats whiteflies and aphids.
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Wonderful! I also rescue insects like you do. Thank you for being who you are and caring.
And thank you too Terri.
This made me think of a Mary Oliver line “It must be a great disappointment to God
if we are not dazzled at least ten times a day.” That tiny insect, so brightly colored it looks alien, was grooming its antennae the same way my rabbits clean their ears!
Yes, Trish that’s the thing, we can relate to them when we see who and what they really are. Great analogy to your rabbits.