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Leaf-footed Bug

Coreidae

Photo by Janice Parr
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For the last couple of months the outside walls and windowsills of our house here in Turkey, has been crawling with these bugs. They are quite distinctive because of their long antenna and back legs, with the leaf shaped nobble towards the foot, giving them the name Leaf-footed. They also have lovely brown markings on their wings and body.

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