Taken in almost darkness (time was one hour later than EXIF shows) with fill flash from the camera

Montosa Canyon, Santa Rita Mts., Santa Cruz Co., Arizona - Thanks to Rose Bugs & V belov at BugGuide for the ID.

Yes you can entertain yourself with a dead stink bug. Well, I can at least.

This sketch is for my Sketchbook Delight Class and is for Week 3 that concentrates on lines and shading.

Most people hate these little bugs, but they are actually very detailed & beautiful once you look at them closeup!

who cannot love this stinkbug

Brochymena. Nice to find something other than Brown Marmorated S. B. in NJ.

Nikon D80

Any idea about the ID?

View On Black

on faded zinnia

On the local canyon trails

Rancho Penasquitos, San Diego, CA

5/14/2020

Not quite sure what this creepy crawly is......there everywhere tho.

Here the little critter actually looks camouflaged, and one sees why it is marked as it is.

It was suggested that I kill these invaders, but I never got around to it.

Barrel shaped, spiny flange.

Traps starting to work well

The funny looking green stinkbug.

Stinkbug

San Diego County, California, US

(Banasa euchlora) Myersville, Myersville Quad, Frederick County, Maryland. July 6, 2016.

Didn't realise the male stinkbugs were so colourful!

Backdoor screen.

Rough Stink Bug

Brockymena sulcata

It's about as bad as the 2010 year.

All these stinkbugs you see ended up in my bedroom. My son unknowingly let them in by pressing against the screen and popping one end of the screen out. Later, I arrived in my bedroom to find them crawling all over the curtains. Yuck...I couldn't even keep up with how many stinkbugs I had to catch, possibly over a hundred.

I certainly pay all stinkbugs more attention now!