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Wildlife Spotting

Photo by ReannaDee
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Comments (6)
Mark Ridgway
If they are reduviids you'll be lucky to find them tomorrow but good luck.
ReannaDee
Now that you mention it, they probably are some sort of assassin bug nymph.
ReannaDee
I'm going to try for better pics tomorrow. They were very active this afternoon.
Mark Ridgway
Cute little nymphs. They seem to have slightly flattened abdomens maybe like Reduviidae.
ReannaDee
Yes. Seems the Project Noah app is a tad buggy (lol), but I deleted the repeats I think. It wasn't intentional. :)
Mark Ridgway
Hi Reanna. Having problems with uploading? This is the third copy of the spotting?
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PublishedJune 10, 2013

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