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Speckled Sharpshooter

Paraulacizes irrorata

Photo by Ingrid3
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41.0534, -73.5387

Field Notes

Habitat:

in a meadow

Notes:

This is my second spotting of this species. Individuals are often found together clinging to stems, often right near each other. They do not leave their spot but "squirrel" around the stem to stay out of your direct camera gaze (great! sneaky little devils).

Species ID Suggestions

Speckled Sharpshooter

Paraulacizes irrorata

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Tom15
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