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Denison University Biological Reserve

The flies are in this observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/118285310

This looks like its on little stones but its actually on top of a synthetic surface - the one visible here - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/117047738

En una zona plena de malvàcies.

Nymph - about 2½-4 mm

Found i Denmark

Need to ID the thing that isn't a wasp. Maybe a stink bug nymph?

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Found in final instar in vegetable patch on 6/22, raised in tupperware on CO potato beetle larvae. Just recently shed into adult morphology. See linked observation for nymph observation.

At blacklight after dark in remnant bluff prairie on breezy, clear, night with 3/4 moon and 72-70F.

On developing seeds of velvet ash.

В Донецке нередок в некоторых рудеральных биотопах на границах агроценозов.

I would be curious about the eggs as well.

Nezara viridula (Linnaeus, 1758)
[Pentatomidae]

Cuirone (Lombardia), 340m

Rapolanharju 2.10.2021.

Not sure what’s going on but it appears the bug was eating the dragonfly. Looked like it was sucking the head of the dragonfly? Never seen this before. Any thoughts?

On Suaeda vera

Caught in Spotted Orbweaver's web.

Larve L5; auf Schwarz-Erle; einzeln