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Bugs and Insects

snakefly - order Raphidioptera

Nature Photography, Bugs up close - By Phil

Macro and close-up Photography
of
Beetles - Grasshoppers - Crickets - Katydids - Bristletails - Lacewings - Antlions - Snakeflies - True Bugs - and the like


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DEFINITIONS:
I've long called insects bugs.  Likewise, I've called bugs insects.  And I will continue to use the words interchangeably.  However, since photographing and identifying them, I've learned that only "True Bugs" are truly bugs. By definition (American Heritage Dictionary) "True Bugs" are a wingless or four-winged insect of the order Hemiptera, especially of the suborder Heteroptera, including the bedbug, louse, stink bug, flat bug, broad-shouldered bug and chinch bug, having mouthparts adapted for piercing and sucking.  Insects, on the other hand, are defined as any of numerous usually small arthropod animals of the class Insecta, having an adult stage characterized by three pairs of legs and a body segmented into head, thorax, and abdomen and usually having two pairs of wings (flies have only one pair).  Insects include the flies, crickets, mosquitoes, beetles, butterflies, bees, etc. and any of various similar arthropod animals, such as spiders, centipedes, and ticks.

PURPOSE:
This backyard bug ID gallery has been created to assist visitors with answering that age old question, "What's that bug?"  Currently, the bug/insect identification is specific to those in Douglas County, Elkton, Oregon - basically, everything that shows up in and around my yard.  These bugs/insects are, however, found in many other parts of the U.S., therefore the images should help in identification of bugs outside this area, as well.  Please note: as in every yard, there are a myriad different creatures to be found, and I've barely scratched the surface - I seem to be discovering new ones almost every day.  Rest assured, as I find, photograph and identify new bugs - no matter the kind - they will be added to the gallery.

PHOTOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS, DATES AND CAMERA SETTINGS:
- Unless otherwise noted, all Bug images were taken in Northern Douglas County, in and around Elkton, Oregon.

- The date each photograph was taken appears under each thumbnail image.

- Camera settings for each image are presented on the enlargement page for that image.  To view an enlargement, click the thumbnail image you wish to see enlarged.


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To assist in identification of bugs/insects in Oregon, contained on this page are thumbnail links to the following little creatures - to view an enlargement, click the image:

* * * Beetles * * *
order Coleoptera

Click Beetles - family Elateridae
Click Beetle - genus Ctenicera

Blister Beetles - family Meloidae
Black Blister Beetle - genus Epicauta

Fire-colored Beetles - family Pyrochroidae
Fire Beetle - Dendroides ephemeroides

Ladybug Beetles - family Coccinellidae
Polished Ladybug - Cycloneda polita - 0 spots
Seven-spotted Ladybug - Coccinella septempunctata
Multicolored Asian Ladybug - Harmonia axyridid - 19 spots

Leaf Beetles - family Chrysomelidae
Spotted Cucumber Beetle - Diabrotica undecimpunctata

Longhorn Beetles - family Cerambycidae
Flower Longhorn - Evodinus monticola vancouveri
Longhorn Borer Beetle - family Cerambycidae
Longhorn Borer Beetle - Molorchus longicollis
Yellow Douglas Fir Borer - Centrodera spurca

Rain Beetles - family Pleocomidae
Rain Beetle - genus Pleocoma

Tumbling Flower Beetles - family Mordellidae
Tumpling Flower Beetle - family Mordellidae

* * * Grasshoppers - Crickets - Katydids * * *
order Orthoptera

Short-horned Grasshoppers - family Acrididae
Slant-faced Grasshoppers - subfamily Gomphocerinae
Marsh Meadow Grasshopper - Chorthippus curtipennis

Spur-throated Grasshoppers - subfamily Melanoplinae
Spur-throated Grasshopper - Melanoplus femurrubrum
Spur-throated Grasshopper - Melanoplus sanguinipes

Long-horned Orthoptera - suborder Ensifera

Crickets - True Crickets - family Gryllidae
Tree Crickets - subfamily Oecanthinae
Western Tree Cricket - Oecanthus Californicus

Katydids - family Tettigoniidae
Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata
Tessellated Shieldback - Tessellana tessellata

* * * Bristletails * * *
order Microcoryphia

Bristletails - order Microcoryphia
Jumping Bristletail - order Microcoryphia

* * * Lacewings, Antlions, Snakeflies * * *
order Neuroptera

Green Lacewings - family Chrisopidae
Green Lacewing - Chrysopa oculata

Antlion - Doodle Bug - family Myrmeleontidae
Antlion larva - Doodle Bug - family Myrmeleontidae

Snakeflies - suborder Raphidioptera
family Raphidiidae
Snakefly - genus Agulla

* * * True Bugs * * *
order Hemiptera

suborder Auchenorrhyncha

Cicadas - family Cicadidae
Salmon Fly - Platypedia Areolata
Cicada - Okanagana bella

Leafhoppers - family Cicadellidae
subfamily Aphrodinae
Leafhopper Nymph - genus Aphrodes
subfamily Cicidellinae
Blue-green Sharpshooter - Graphocephala atropunctata
subfamily Deltocephalinae
Leafhopper - Scaphytopius Acutus
Privet Leafhopper - Fieberiella florii
subfamily Macropsinae
Raspberry Leafhopper - Macropsis fuscula

Spittlebugs - family Cercopidae
Meadow Spittlebug - Philaenus spumarius

Treehoppers - family Membracidae
Oak Treehopper - Platycotis vittata

suborder Heteroptera

Bordered Plant Bugs - family Largidae
Largus Bug - Largus californicus

Broad-headed Bugs - family Alydidae
Broad-headed Bug - Megalotomus quinquespinosus

Flat Bugs - family Aradidae
subfamily Mezerinae
Flat Bug - genus Mezira

Leaf-footed Bugs - family Coreidae
Western Conifer Seed Bug - Leptoglossus occidentalis

Plant Bugs - family Miridae
subfamily Mirinae - tribe Mirini

Mirid Plant Bug - genus Lygus

Shield-backed Bugs - family Scutteleridae
Shield-backed Bug - genus Eurygaster
Shield-backed Bug nymph

Stink Bugs - family Pentatomidae
Conchuela - nymph - Chlorochroa ligata
Green Stink Bug - Acrosternum hilare
Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa
Red-shouldered Stink Bug - Thyanta pallidovirens
Stink Bug - genus Euschistus
Stink Bug - Holcostus abbreviatus

Unidentified Stink Bug Nymphs
Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 1
Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 2
Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 3

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Beetles

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Click Beetle
genus Ctenicera

Click Beetle - genus Ctenicera, by Phil Huntley-Franck
04/13/08

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Black Blister Beetle
genus Epicauta

Male

Black Blister Beetle - genus Epicauta - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/29/08

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Fire Beetle
Dendroides ephemeroides

Male

Fire Beetle - Dendroides ephemeroides - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
05/13/08

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Polished Ladybug
Cycloneda polita

Polished Ladybug - Cycloneda polita - 0 spots, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/03/08

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Seven-spotted Ladybug
Coccinella septempunctata

Seven-spotted Ladybug - Coccinella septempunctata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/10/08

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Multicolored Asian Ladybug
Harmonia axyridid
19 spots

Ladybug Beetle - Multicolored Asian Ladybug - Harmonia axyridid - 19 spots, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/08/08
Ladybug Beetle - Multicolored Asian Ladybug - Harmonia axyridid - 19 spots, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/11/08

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Spotted Cucumber Beetle
Diabrotica undecimpunctata

Considered a pest, the Spotted Cucumber Beetle eats many wild plants and crops, including citrus.

Spotted Cucumber Beetle - Diabrotica undecimpunctata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/25/08

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Flower Longhorn Beetle
Evodinus monticola vancouveri

Separated from eastern, typical species by dark appendages and expanded black markings.

Flower Longhorn - Evodinus monticola vancouveri, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/06/08

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Longhorn Borer Beetle
family Cerambycidae

There are many types of Longhorn Borer Beetles, some with spectacular patterns and colors.  I wasn't able to ID this fellow beyond family designation.  If you know the genus or species names of this one, please let me know.

Longhorn Borer Beetle - family Cerambycidae, by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/26/08

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Longhorn Borer Beetle
Molorchus longicollis

Longhorn Borer Beetle - Molorchus longicollis, by Phil Huntley-Franck
05/13/08

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Yellow Douglas Fir Borer
Centrodera spurca

Yellow Douglas Fir Borer - Centrodera spurca, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/06/08
Yellow Douglas Fir Borer - Centrodera spurca, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/06/08

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Rain Beetle
genus Pleocoma

Male

These beetles don't seem to be very good at landing on their feet.  About half of what I find are lying on their backs with their little legs slowly waving in the air.  These beetles are, however, very good at landing in any dish filled with water, especially on a rainy day.

Rain Beetle - genus Pleocoma - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
10/12/08
Rain Beetle - genus Pleocoma - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
10/12/08
Rain Beetle - genus Pleocoma - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
10/12/08

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Tumpling Flower Beetle
family Mordellidae

Tumpling Flower Beetle - family Mordellidae, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/01/08
Tumpling Flower Beetle - family Mordellidae, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/07/08

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Grasshoppers, Katydids, Crickets

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Marsh Meadow Grasshopper
Chorthippus curtipennis

Female
Brown/Brown (Picasso) colors

Marsh Meadow Grasshopper - Chorthippus curtipennis - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/21/08
Marsh Meadow Grasshopper - Chorthippus curtipennis - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/23/08

Marsh Meadow Grasshopper
Chorthippus curtipennis

Female
Brown/Green colors

Marsh Meadow Grasshopper - Chorthippus curtipennis - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/25/08

Marsh Meadow Grasshopper
Chorthippus curtipennis

sex unknown
Light (Picasso) colors

Marsh Meadow Grasshopper - Chorthippus curtipennis - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/14/08

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Spur-throated Grasshopper
Melanoplus femurrubrum

Female

Spur-throated Grasshopper - Melanoplus femurrubrum - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/22/08
Spur-throated Grasshopper - Melanoplus femurrubrum - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/12/08

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Spur-throated Grasshopper
Melanoplus sanguinipes

Female

Spur-throated Grasshopper - Melanoplus sanguinipes - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/22/08
Spur-throated Grasshopper - Melanoplus sanguinipes - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/22/08

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Western Tree Cricket
Oecanthus Californicus

Female

Western Tree Cricket - Oecanthus Californicus - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/06/08

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Tessellated Shieldback
aka Brown-Spotted Bush Cricket
Tessellana tessellata

Female

Brown-Spotted Bush Cricket aka Tessellated Shieldback - Tessellana tessellata - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/15/08
Brown-Spotted Bush Cricket aka Tessellated Shieldback - Tessellana tessellata - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/21/08

Tessellated Shieldback
aka Brown-Spotted Bush Cricket
Tessellana tessellata

Male

Brown-Spotted Bush Cricket aka Tessellated Shieldback - Tessellana tessellata - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/29/08
Brown-Spotted Bush Cricket aka Tessellated Shieldback - Tessellana tessellata - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/16/08

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Fork-tailed Bush Katydid
Scudderia furcata

Female

Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/16/08
Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/16/08
Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/16/08
Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/16/08

Fork-tailed Bush Katydid
Scudderia furcata

Nymphs

Below are images of three different instars (time between molts).  The left image is the earliest instar, though not an actual "first" instar.  The center image is a subsequent instar.  And the right image is nearing adulthood.  Notice the coloration changes between instars, then compare them to the adult female, above.

Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/28/08
Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/25/08
Fork-tailed Bush Katydid - Scudderia furcata - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/06/08

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Bristletails - order Microcoryphia

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Jumping Bristletail
order Microcoryphia

Jumping Bristletail - order Microcoryphia, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/08/08

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Lacewings, antlions, Snake Flies and Kin

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Green Lacewing
Chrysopa oculata

Very beneficial predator - eats other insects.

Green Lacewing - Chrysopa oculata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/16/08
Green Lacewing - Chrysopa oculata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/29/08

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Antlion larva
Doodle Bug

family Myrmeleontidae

Very beneficial predator - eats other insects.

Antlion larva - Doodle Bug - family Myrmeleontidae - by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/01/08
Antlion larva - Doodle Bug - family Myrmeleontidae - by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/22/08

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Snakefly
genus Agulla

*Female*

Very beneficial predator - eats other insects.

Snakefly - order Raphidioptera - female - by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/27/08
Snakefly - order Raphidioptera - female - macro by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/27/08
Snakefly - order Raphidioptera - female - on a daisy - by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/27/08

Snakefly
genus Agulla

*Male*

Snakefly - order Raphidioptera - male - by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/08/08

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True Bugs - order Hemiptera
suborder Auchenorrhyncha

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Salmon Fly
Platypedia Areolata.

These Cicadas are referred to as Salmon Flies because salmon love to eat them.

Salmon Fly - Platypedia Areolata - Diceroprocta spp. - by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/10/07
Salmon Fly - Platypedia Areolata - Diceroprocta spp. - by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/10/07

Salmon Fly
Platypedia Areolata

Freshly emerged from nymphal exoskeleton - pigments not yet manifested.

Salmon Fly - Platypedia Areolata - by Phil Huntley-Franck
05/24/08
Salmon Fly - Platypedia Areolata - by Phil Huntley-Franck
05/24/08

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Cicada
Okanagana bella

Cicada - Okanagana bella - by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/07/08
Cicada - Okanagana bella - by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/07/08

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Leafhopper Nymph
genus Aphrodes

Leafhopper Nymph - genus Aphrodes, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/02/08

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Blue-green Sharpshooter
subfamily Cicidellinae
Graphocephala atropunctata

Blue-green Sharpshooter - subfamily Cicidellinae - Graphocephala atropunctata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/22/08
Blue-green Sharpshooter - subfamily Cicidellinae - Graphocephala atropunctata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/19/08

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Leafhopper
Scaphytopius Acutus

Leafhopper - Scaphytopius Acutus, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/10/08

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Privet Leafhopper
Fieberiella florii

Privet Leafhopper - Fieberiella florii, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/02/08

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Raspberry Leafhopper
aka Brambleberry Leafhopper
aka Rubus Leafhopper
Macropsis fuscula

Privet Leafhopper - Fieberiella florii, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/23/08

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Meadow Spittlebug
Philaenus spumarius

Meadow Spittlebug - Philaenus spumarius, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/21/08

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Oak Treehopper
Platycotis vittata

Oak Treehopper - Platycotis vittata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/23/07

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True Bugs - order Hemiptera
suborder(original True Bugs) Heteroptera

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Largus Bug
Largus californicus

Largus Bug - Largus californicus, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/07/08
Largus Bug - Largus californicus, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/07/08

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Broad-headed Bug
Megalotomus quinquespinosus

Female

Broad-headed Bug - Megalotomus quinquespinosus - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/19/08
Broad-headed Bug - Megalotomus quinquespinosus - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/02/08
Broad-headed Bug - Megalotomus quinquespinosus - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/15/08

Broad-headed Bug
Megalotomus quinquespinosus

Male

Broad-headed Bug - Megalotomus quinquespinosus - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/19/08
Broad-headed Bug - Megalotomus quinquespinosus - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/03/08
Broad-headed Bug - Megalotomus quinquespinosus - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/01/08

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Flat Bug
family Aradidae
subfamily Mezerinae
Meziragenus Mezira

The ugliest bug in the yard; found under dead White Oak bark; eats fungus.

Flat Bug - family Aradidae - subfamily Mezerinae - genus Mezira, by Phil Huntley-Franck
05/13/08

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Western Conifer Seed Bug
Leptoglossus occidentalis

Western Conifer Seed Bug - Leptoglossus occidentalis, by Phil Huntley-Franck
10/16/08

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Mirid Plant Bug
genus Lygus

Mirid Plant Bug - genus Lygus, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/12/08
Mirid Plant Bug - genus Lygus, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/03/08

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Shield-backed Bug
genus Eurygaster

Shield-backed Bug - genus Eurygaster, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/01/08

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Shield-backed Bug
nymph

Shield-backed Bug - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/03/08

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Conchuela nymph
Chlorochroa ligata

Conchuela - nymph - Chlorochroa ligata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/11/08
Conchuela - nymph - Chlorochroa ligata, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/11/08

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Green Stink Bug
Acrosternum hilare

Green Stink Bug - Acrosternum hilare, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/24/07
Green Stink Bug - Acrosternum hilare, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/24/07
Green Stink Bug - Acrosternum hilare, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/24/07

Green Stink Bug
Acrosternum hilare

Nymph

Notice the slight variations between the earlier instar specimen on the left and the two images of a later instar specimen, center and right.  Also, the earlier the instar, the smaller and rounder is the nymph.

Green Stink Bug - Acrosternum hilare - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/25/08
Green Stink Bug - Acrosternum hilare - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/12/08
Green Stink Bug - Acrosternum hilare - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
09/12/08

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Green Stink Bug
genus Chlorocroa

Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa, by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/25/08
Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa, by Phil Huntley-Franck
06/25/08

Green Stink Bug
genus Chlorocroa

Nymph

The following five images represent the 5 instars Stink Bug nymphs go through before becoming flying adults.

Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/28/08
Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/27/08
Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/28/08
Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/10/08
Green Stink Bug - genus Chlorocroa - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
08/05/08

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Red-shouldered Stink Bug
Thyanta pallidovirens

Male, Mating Pair and Female

Red-shouldered Stink Bug - Thyanta pallidovirens - male, by Phil Huntley-Franck
Male
08/23/08
Red-shouldered Stink Bug - Thyanta pallidovirens - mating pair, by Phil Huntley-Franck
Mating Pair
07/29/08
Red-shouldered Stink Bug - Thyanta pallidovirens - female, by Phil Huntley-Franck
Female
08/09/08

Red-shouldered Stink Bug
Thyanta pallidovirens

Nymph

Red-shouldered Stink Bug - Thyanta pallidovirens - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
Female
08/23/08
Red-shouldered Stink Bug - Thyanta pallidovirens - nymph, by Phil Huntley-Franck
Unsure of sex
07/29/08

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Stink Bug
genus Euschistus

Stink Bug - genus Euschistus, by Phil Huntley-Franck
07/01/08

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Stink Bug
Holcostus abbreviatus

Possible Male and Mating Pair

Stink Bug - Holcostus abbreviatus, by Phil Huntley-Franck

06/25/08
Stink Bug - Holcostus abbreviatus - mating pair, by Phil Huntley-Franck
Mating Pair
07/26/08

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Stink Bug
Unidentified Nymph

- species 1

Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 1, by Phil Huntley-Franck

09/13/08
Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 1, by Phil Huntley-Franck

07/30/08
Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 1, by Phil Huntley-Franck

09/05/08

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Stink Bug
Unidentified Nymph

- species 2

Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 2, by Phil Huntley-Franck

08/02/08
Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 2, by Phil Huntley-Franck

08/24/08

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Stink Bug
Unidentified Nymph

- species 3

Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 3, by Phil Huntley-Franck

08/23/08
Stink Bug - Unidentified Nymph - species 3, by Phil Huntley-Franck

08/23/08

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