Cotton Stainer Bug

A dark Cotton Stainer with orange lateral wing margins. This is a different species, but with an overlapping distribution, from Dysdercus bimaculatus, spotted on the same night in the same place (see spotting:
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/1976246002/fullscreen). The Cotton Stainers receive their common name because they can transfer fiber-staining microorganisms to cotton bolls. They can be pests of many species including Hybiscus plants and citrus. While supposedly a plant feeding species, this individual is clearly feeding on a small moth, something I haven´t seen reported previously. The third picture is of a different individual, also present that night. Family Pyrrhocoridae.