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Field Notes

Notes:

These bugs measuring more than 2 cm. were found on a tree. Adult and juvenile were among them.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (5)
bayucca
Agree, more species, in total I would say 3 different species and no nymphs in my eyes. Please, make separate spottings of the 3 species.
Tom15
I think the 4th and fifth pictures are different, giving you 3 different species of assassin bugs. Immature assassin bugs wouldn't have fully formed wings like all these do.
Joseph CHIEF REDEARTH
Hi Tom thank you for the information. :)) I thought they are juvenile. Please help me to separate them. Thank you.
Tom15
Nice assassin bug! Looks like you might have more than one species.
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PublishedApril 23, 2014

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