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Photo by Ron Rockwell
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Field Notes

Description:

All three insects are about a quarter-inch long, all found within three feet of each other. There are wheelbugs, praying mantis, and stick bugs in the garden. Haven't a clue as to these guys.

Habitat:

Wooded area, specimens found in garden in full sunlight.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
Mark Ridgway
Thanks Machi. Yes it's important to have one species only per spotting. The second bug looks like a Stilt bug to me (Berytidae) check them out here http://bugguide.net/node/view/604336/bgpage
Machi
Hi Ron, the first photo looks like a katydid nymph and the second photo appears to be an assassin bug. These should be separated into two spottings and maybe someone can help you narrow it down further
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PublishedJune 14, 2017

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