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Spotted this plant bug nymph amongst some black aphids on a camelia leaf. Thought initially it might have been feeding on them but it turned out all the aphids had already been parasitised by braconod wasps.
ID'd as Deraeocoris flavilinea
At first, I did thought was a leaf. Does anybody knows the name of this bug?. Tallahassee, Fl. September 2007
Circumstance brings a stink bug and Wheel Bug to the same part of the observation platform. I know this shot looks posed but the bugs arrived there of their own volition.
Squash bug egg masses are laid on the underside of leaves, often where two veins come together to form a V.
Photo: Ben Werling
Yet another shield bug seen on this day. This one was at a stop somewhere between Kresna Gorge and Melnik.
It was another creature found by me. Sadly I can not find a similar shield bug on the excellent site that I use most. I would be grateful for help with ID, though this bug does not appear to me to have any distinctive colouring or patterns.
I have never seen a bug like this before. He did a fly by while I was shooting flowers so I got him too!
Guess whos coming to dinner...??
So I have learned he is a Leaf Footed Bug- one of 13 species considered a True Bug.