I first noticed this bug graffiti on a retaining wall last October. It's on the east side of South Parker Road at about the Arapahoe County line. I don't drive that stretch very often so I don't know when it would have gone in, but I doubt if it was earlier than last summer.
They look kind of like roaches to me - what do you think?
The artist hit both sides of the wall. I assume the red swirls are a signature. I wonder what the significance of the single pink bug in the group of black ones might be. He/she must have pulled the juniper sapling back to paint behind it.
Seeing this reminded me of a post I did early last year about a graffiti depiction of a bison hunt on some culverts at the north end of Denver.
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They do not look like roaches to me. The antennae are too short, as are the limbs, and there are no cerci.
Obviously entomology is not my strong suite
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