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This is such a pretty little bug, though it kept going underneath leaves and it was hard to get a shot of it. It comes in a red-and-black form too (I think that's the other color form), but I've only seen the other color phase once.
Bittercreek National Wildlife Refuge
Klipstein Canyon Rd
Maricopa, Kern County, California
15 October 2016
Maryland is currently having a stinkbug problem, stupid little things are everywhere.
It looked as though this one was taking over the world, ahaa.
I really should clean my laptop. Taking a macro shot really shows the grime of travel this thing has gotten.
This stink bug was, again, flying over my head and I swatted it down by reflex and it landed on my computer.
As I was taking pictures it flew off and I couldn't find it…
…it was on the lens of the camera.
(I was in video mode, so no stills of that.)
Mohave Co., Arizona - Stink Bug Family: Pentatomidae - thanks to Yurika Alexander and V. Belov at Bugguide for the ID. Plant is Burrobrush (or Cheesebush), Hymenoclea salsola.
These eggs have already hatched, leaving the empty cases behind. The patch of egg cases is about 13 mm wide. Photographed in Peers Wetland, near Wallaceburg, Ontario.