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Black Stinkbug - Proxys punctulatus (11 mm)
Location: Durham NC (USA)
Captured flying near some flowers.
References
- BugGuide bugguide.net/node/view/15346
- Univ. Florida--Featured Creatures entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/misc/bugs/black_stink_bug.htm
I always tell people about how great orbweavers are at catching stinkbugs. I recently caught one of my ladies munching on one, so I took some photographic evidence!
Found this little fella under the edge of my roof enjoying dinner, Stink bug, glad something gets rid of them. Nothing like Thursday night leftovers .
Continuing with the true bugs, this collection focuses on stinkbugs, assassin bugs, and mantises. Most in this collage are predators, though some stinkbugs are plant eaters. This collection includes a set of (hatched) stinkbug eggs and also some juveniles. There are two species of green stinkbugs and they look different with each molt; the different looks aren't necessarily different species, but each photo has minimally a different look.
Links to individual photos follow.
Top row: 1. stinkbug on flower buds, 2. textured bug, 3. black and white bug, 4. tiny jewel, 5. summer insects, 6. stink bug, 7. stink bug with prey
Second row: 8. stinkbug eggs, 9. green stink bug, 10. green stink bug, 11. leaf-shaped insect, 12. faux leaf, 13. summer insects, 14. green stinkbug
Third row: 15. immature bug, 16. spined soldier bug, 17. summer insects, 18. eye contact with insects: bug, 19. assassin bug with prey, 20. ambush bug with small bee, 21. alabaster sculpture on flower
Fourth row: 22. mating orange assassin bugs, 23. assassin bug on goldenrod, 24. wheelbug, 25. wheelbug nymph, 26. me . . . and my shadow 1, 27. assassin bug, 28. assassin bug
Bottom row: 29. assassin bug with prey, 30. assassin bug with prey, 31. mantis nymph, 32. mantis with early dinner, 33. mantis on wild berries, 34. Carolina mantis, 35. mantis in the grass
I used to collect insects in 4H when I was a kid, so I know that this is a member of the order Hemiptera, the true bugs. Kind of weird that "bug" acutally has a technically precise meaning, huh?
This specimen is obviously some kind of stinkbug. He was photographed in western Kosova. If anyone happens to know the name of the species, feel free to enlighten me.
Stink Bug
Kingdom=Animalia
Phylum=Arthropoda
Class=Insecta
Order=Hemiptera
Superfamily=Pentatomoidea
family=Pentatomidae
shot a 2x magnification right now I'll stick to shooting relatively harmless bugs. Spiders are just plain scary when you have to get 6cm and closer :(
O Percevejo verde da soja é uma espécie exclusivamente fitófaga e curiosamente não tem predilecção por nenhuma planta, alimentando-se então da seiva de um enorme leque de espécies. Isto explica o facto da sua área de distribuição abranger todos os continentes (excepto a Antárctida), embora, seja originário da Etiópia.
Como qualquer percevejo-fedorento (família Pentatomidae), este liberta um cheiro desagradável pelas aberturas odoríferas que tem na parte interior dos seus segmentos torácicos, que pode demorar imenso tempo a desaparecer, este odor serve tanto para afastar os predadores como para copular (atracção olfactiva).
Este exemplar foi fotografado em finais de 2008, encontrava-se parasitado por uma mosca taquinídea (família Tachinidae), devolvi-o à natureza, portanto não fiquei com a pupa para ver o que ia sair...
Location: Europe > Portugal > Leiria > Ansião
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Hemiptera
Family: Pentatomidae
Genus: Nezara
Species: N. viridula
Green stinkbug
Kingdom=Animalia
Phylum=Arthropoda
Class=Insecta
Order=Hemiptera
Family=Pentatomidae
Subfamily=Pentatominae
Tribe=Pentatomini
Genus=Acrosternum?
Species=A.hilare?
Binomial name=Acrosternum hilare?
Stinkbug caught unaware, predator sunk proboscis into stinkbug's back for an afternoon meal.
Anyone know what type of wasp or hornet this is?
Euschistus tristigmus photographed at each instar. This species is variable in color and the density of punctations. These pictures are not of the same individual, but were reared from the same egg mass. Species identification was confirmed in the parent and the adult
Compare the relative length of the dorsal sclerites of different instars.
Top – Eggs, almost mature
Center – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd instar
Bottom – 4th, 5th, and Adult
The stinkbugs are still here! This one was in the computer room with me, checking things out.The pin is something my father got from the Chinese shortwave radio station, when he wrote them and asked for a QSL card.They sent him the card and this...
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Megacopta punctatissima
Japanese name : maru-kamemushi
maru = rounded
kamemushi = stinkbug
マルカメムシ／マルカメムシ科マルカメムシ属
甲虫のように見えますが、カメムシの仲間です
マメ科やタデ科などの草本の茎から吸汁するそうですが、このときはオオキンケイギクの花にとまっていました
点刻模様が面白いです
Beetles (NO! nymphs of some kind of stink bug, thanks, Speech path girl. www.flickr.com/photos/10080687@N04/) on the fruits of a Pittosporum, Palm Beach, NSW..