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Anchor Stink Bug

Stiretrus anchorago

Photo by Christine Y.
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Field Notes

Description:

Colors and markings of this species are highly variable, but it can be distinguished from other pentatomids by its U-shaped scutellum, which almost reaches to the tip of its abdomen.

Habitat:

In a large meadow.

Reference Links:

Species Stiretrus anchorago - Anchor Stink Bug - BugGuide.Net

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