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oxyjack
You're welcome again! Telling the adults apart is much easier than the juveniles. Many times Hemiptera specialists are unable to associate the young with the adults unless they are found together. They can appear very different in color pattern and sometimes in body shape.
oxyjack
It looks like a juvenile Pentatomid or Scutellerid. Their young have similar body shapes. Beautiful photos!
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PublishedMarch 11, 2012

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