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Tribu GeotominiAutor
henry75731Descripción
Found under flipped rock captured using hand and transferred to container for photography, released stick bug smell and had curious markings on hind quarters hard to identify possibly juvenile.
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Tribu GeotominiAutor
leonie60317Descripción
Our bush walking, and this bug walked by.
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Chinches Hediondas (Superfamilia Pentatomoidea)Autor
cole0pteraDescripción
On blade of grass next to path. Looks like Predatory Stink bugs
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Chinches Hediondas Depredadoras (Subfamilia Asopinae)Autor
cole0pteraDescripción
Revisited sandpaper fig sapling to check out Predatory Stink Bug nymphs. Seem to be some larger individuals (2nd instar?) and feeding on one of the figleaf beetle larvae. Plenty more of those so they might hang around
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Chinches Hediondas (Superfamilia Pentatomoidea)Autor
cole0pteraDescripción
A 2nd observation on these nymphs in the morning but gone by 11.30 (photo 3)
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Género NoliphusAutor
cole0pteraDescripción
Bright orange abdomen in flight. This obs is of 2 individuals
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Amyotea hamataAutor
cole0pteraDescripción
Back on the Phalerian tree it is now apparent that the first two observations here were of two different individuals at different instar developments because today we find both together on the same leaf. Perhaps they are 4 and 5?
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Chinches de Las Plantas (Familia Miridae)Autor
rattyexploresDescripción
Hostplant: Sabal sp.
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