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Moved from Shield-back My two cents :) it's a true bug - shield bug, stink bug Not a beetle but a true bug, Plant Bug True Bug (Stink Bug or Shield Bug) True Bug A bug Check camera Good questions Harlequin Bug I agree Moved True bug A few thoughts I thought it was a true bug Very True this is a nymph of a true bug We're coming in late to this topic - Not Beetle This is a true bug, a leaf-fo I'll take the easy part of this first! True Bug True bug. Wheel Bug, Arilus cristatus True Bug Reminds me of true bug eggs. True bug true bug Not a beetle, but a true bug Hard to say. Assassin bug Eastern Boxelder Bug? I agree with your statements True Bug - Hemiptera True bug Nymphs True Bug Hopefully helpful hints ...It's the best I've got. This is actually a true bug, Thanks....my first true bug! Not a beetle but a True Bug. More unsolicited advice A lace bug nymph seems good to me. Not a moth - a bug. The Bane of Common Names True bug nymph True Bug Nymph Good question. Short answer: Negro bug. The trouble with nymphs... Stink Bug nymphs? bug Bug bites Hemiptera = True Bug My Bug Giant water BUG. No. this is an Assasin bug. it i true bug Not a beetle, a true bug True Bug, and the experts can Look in photos of true bugs, nymphs of Hemipteran (true bug) They True bug I believe. "Baby" cr Hemiptera eggs True bug True Bug. true bug Not a plant bug True Bug Sheild Bug? Leaf-footed Bug Nabidae or Miridae. Eurycotis Floridana Western boxelder bug True Bug Not a beetle but a true bug Not a true bug True Bug True Bug True bug Possibly (!) Megalotomus rufipes true bug from How to Know the True Bug not technically a plant bug... just a bug on a plant You are submitting images with no size or date data Not a beetle, Isn't it more likely a true b This is Oedancala dorsalis NOT a beetle. Definitely a tr Jadera haematoloma Rhopalinae straight dorsal is by far the most informative angle... Notonecta sp. In my opinion, A plant bug, family Miridae ( Hemiptera nymph Interesting record Hemiptera Hemiptera Certainly a true bug nymph Clothespin True bug nymph giant water beetle If you're seeing things that look like miniature beetles... Unfortunately, there has been no ID A hemipteran true bug I know for sure that this is a hemipteran (true bug) Answer To cool bug Not a beetle Lassioglossum resembling true L. versatum (=rohweri) It's a true bug it's the nymph of a True Bug Coreids shield-backed bug Bug, not beetle True bug What a great picture. Besides Blaine That's technically... Stenodemini unknown true bug infected by fungus No, not a beetle. THANK YOU! weevil True Bug True bug (Heteroptera) eggs A lot of people... No.. Reduviidae True Bug nymph Beetle or bug? Ant Mimic? Yes Thyreocoridae (Ebony Bug) Well.... Your Correct True Bug (Heteroptera) Assassin wings Wheel Bug... Not a beetle It's the nymph of a True Bug... True Bug Not a beetle, a true bug. True Bug Neither :) Not a beetle Not a beetle, a true bug. Hi Christy, True Bug Nymphs A true bug I agree Yes a true bug True Bug Lots of possibilities. Green Stink Bug nymph Actually, neither! Giant Mesquite Bug - Thasus neocalifornicus They are true bug nymphs. (I'd guess stink bug.) Yes it is a nice little bug. Food No, Coreidae True bug nymph Sorry I shouldn't have said " Kissing bugs True, But... Moved Bug bite You might get more help in ID Request Bug, not beetle. An immature Twice-stabbed stink bug? true bug nymph Interesting. True bug nymph seems right. mature True Bug Bug NC Beetle Identification of Eye-spotted Lady Beetle True Bug Not a beetle true bug nymph It is a true bug Clouded or Orange Bugs. True Bug Nymph Giant Water Bug No, different orders in fact. Welcome to Bug Guide True Bug, not beetle Robert, a hemipteran (true bu True bug True bug True bug One Great Accomplishment Coreidae. Bug Bug. Looks like, but isn't. leaf footed bug? Oh, wow! Seed bug giant milkweed bug Largus Bug May be Stink Bug Pentatomidae Scarlet Plant Bug True Bugs vs. Beetles very observant Flies True Bug Nymph Great Article! Your Assassin bug Ranges An odd duck Meadow plant bug yes, true bug Acanthosomatidae Unique-Headed bug true bug Consider these points True bug Immature bug sure looks like Milkweed Bug (Oncopeltus)--more... That makes sense Assassin bugs, and they do bite! Some kind of Sternorrhynchan? Neither Maybe Lygus nymph? This is most likely a long ne good call, nice bug must be one of these... lovely bug nice bug, will try harder Partly disagree; pardon that a long msg was needed to explain Cropped and moved for expert attention fully winged adults from 2 diff superfamilies; cool shot, but... orsilline, likely Nysius; no further id potential true bug rather than a beetle Corythucha sp. Looks like... Long-horn Beetle Not a True Bug, Plant Associates of Closterocoris amoenus A nymph of a true bug Moved Hemiptera how to separate Frassed Moved Frassed Frassed Looks like it Ladybug = lady beetle More likely a true bug (Heteroptera) I think. Reduviid Immature true bug Looks like... Water Boatman or Backswimmer Water Boatman Nymph ? Looks like a true bug nymph true bug with no legs or antennae True Bug Phasiinae Nope True bug Only editors can see a zoomed version Moved tentatively... nice bug Did you throughly read my des Looks like... Not sure what, but this is a True Bug (Heteroptera) nymph Frassed: no id potential here, which is a shame... nice bug True Bug nymph Hemiptera Not termites, maybe some type Moved This is a true bug ... true bug nymph Assassin Podisus... maybe; no potential Moved tentatively... fabulous bug. Yes...it appears to be a true bug nymph. Beetle larvae look like worms, and are called grubs Not a cockroach Hemipteran These are true bug nymphs I believe the latter: ID Hemiptera - true bug Nymph Frassed Rove Beetle? Maybe a nymph of a member of Hemiptera Hemiptera Hemiptera Hemiptera Not a termite :) Frassed - not needed for guide. Hemiptera Nymph Stink Bug Hemiptera nymph Hemiptera Our experts are good, but... Where is this? can't wrap my mind around it... cute bug, looks Antillocoris'y Hemiptera Moved for expert attention not a fly Hemipteran Scutelleridae True bug Hard Nymph Heartily agree - True bug Hemiptera Moved for expert attention Frassed: no further id potential here Welcome to BugGuide, Wunnymush ! Wonderful! This looks perhaps like a true bug (order Hemiptera). Nymph of a True Bug Comment still holds true Not a beetle Exuviae NOT a bedbug Heteroptera, true bug not a beetle Hemiptera Hemiptera nymph Hemiptera Definitely NOT a cockroach Definitely NOT a cockroach Rhopalid nymph True Bug (Heteroptera) nymph Backswimmer True Bug (Heteroptera) nymphs. bug: Phymata sp. Moved tentatively; great bug, will show around Species? neat bug Seems rather Hemipteran like Not a beetle Moved tentatively; please key it out to confirm True bug Dust? True bug Scutelleridae -- a true bug true bug mimic Thanks so much! Not beetles the 4-segmented antenna here rules out the pentatomid option neat bug -- thanks for sharing true bug True Bug Nymph assassin bug nymph this looks like a true bed bug to me from these pics Not Hymenoptera Moved tentatively; awesome bug! please make sure to crop images so that the bug fills the frame You can use the pictures on the left of the website Firefly bug - Ellychnia Looks like a young true bug true bug Again, this is a true bug Ambushed Moved & cropped for the guide Polymerus basalis? Cheers to you! Too! looks like some sort of true bug nymph to me thread-legged bug Nabid, true bug True Bug Assassin bug, looks like genus Zelus True Bug true bug always a pleasure to see one of these wetland denisens it's a young stink bug nymph True Bug Moved tentatively; nice bug neat bug, Ken It's the larva of a leaf beetle that lives on milkweed small yellow beetle Yes, a true bug Thanks Ken Moved tentatively; cool one Moved & cropped Moved tentatively; nice bug, man awesome bug; no idea what it is Moved Heteroptera Might work... Blaine nailed it Ken nailed it! nice bug. Moved Agreed nice find! and an oddity indeed nice! this is our first pic of this adventive bug Moved Not a beetle... T. rhododendri [spelling] does look good; hope Kim agrees Moved tentatively; cool bug, stumped me for a sec Yes neat bug --makes it fully keepable... thanks guys no aberration; quite a common thing True Bug worth investigating; cool bug Moved for expert attention Moved for expert attention presence of wings means, adult; no exceptions yup; the wing gives it away --note the triangular piece... true bug with fungus neat bug! Moved Moved nice bug... Moved tentatively; will seek confirmation --awesome bug! nice bug... hope this is one of the veliid genera not yet on BG neat bug... thinking, Eurychilopterella neat bug, man... looks pretty sharp in that neck brace So true! Moved tentatively; cool bug, will show around Not a beetle Not an expert ID They're a type of true bug, not a fly (Diptera) Cosmopepla binotata Distant --det. D.B. Thomas True bug Nice pic, but... ID of SCUDDRS BUSH KATYDID Not a beetle, but a true bug Thanks, Ross Moved very tentatively; nice bug nice beetle... badly need a straight dorsal to proceed Imposter no worries Sorry The smaller and quicker the critter, the harder to shoot. Not a true bug =] Ah thanks! singing bug? Rhyparochromus vulgaris Ant Mimic neat bug... Pilophorus, i suppose it largely depends on the group & lifestyle Moved cool... supplementing the diet, apparently Moved tentatively; neat bug Although the photo is blurry . . . The flock of little black dot Planthopper (Hemiptera) nice bug No good call, nice bug... i wish the pic was sharper Fungi site Some kind of true bug There is some confusion about coreids being predatory Long four part antennae nice bug; hope Laura sorts them out one day to species a true bug, not a beetle Moved tentatively; nice bug nice bug... hope our experts chime in soon probably Paracyrtophyllus robustus - will show it to DBT; lovely bug Not a beetle the only true NA Ctenicera looks like this: Moved tentatively; neat bug!! Moved tentatively; nice bug!! will revisit nice shot of a nice bug at a challenging angle... True. I think Cotton Stainer well, I admitted that I made cool bug nice bug, may be further IDable great call, nice bug Water Strider Water Strider Thanks! looks like a Hemiptera awesome bug, Bob!! new to BG, i'm sure; Peritropis saldaeformis? Prey is Hemipteran, not Orthopteran Interesting eggs today's bug batch of yours is amazing, JC not a beetle that authoritative source... nice, not often photographed bug; thanks, Peter Stand Corrected Definitely a I took the liberty of cropping your pic. Painful, but generally not dangerous Not a beetle... Moved tentatively; nice bug. Looks like a true bug neat bug The antennae and the "beak" Not a beetle... Moved Moved tentatively -- nice bug, badly need sharper pix Not a beetle a very common but extremely photogenic bug Date, measurements and pics Moved tentatively -- nice bug, man... wow guys... how on earth could i miss this marvel of a bug? most sensible suggestion Ken's right, of course. nice bug, Bob nice bug, and good call, too -- but i'm not sure about species Harlequin Bug Understandable. Not a beetle ... Assassin bugs typo? Moved Moved tentatively -- terrific bug, terrific photo! Groovy! Not a beetle... Not a beetle... Moved Not an ant! Approx 6mm..? Not an expert, but . . . nice pic, nice bug awesome pic, Charley. nice bug, too. Beetle not a beetle true bug, rather: Lethocerus ?americanus aslo, to complement the beetle gal's excellent answer, Not a beetle. believe it or not, True Bug nymph a true bug of some kind... i asked around, but no response yet -- remarkable bug, Lynette Please do check it out!! Wait for expert confirmation, but nice bug; well-shot, too Moved Thanx I'm pretty sure these are hard to get to species from images It's too slender to be a Alfalfa Plant Bug. I haven't seen Another question toe biter Thank you! Looks like a Hemiptera ... a true bug! Not an orthopteran. only the second photo of this neat bug in the guide -- thanks! A mirid or plant bug of genus Neurocolpus... Oedancala dorsalis True Or maybe... search function - regional search Der Untergang des Abendlandes; nice bug! Maybe Differences True Bug? Not beetles * Very interesting! looks like a true bug nymph Usage is inconsistent Moved Moved Not a beetle but a waterbug (Belostomatidae) Not beetles. true bug, some kind of hopper... true bug, in fact... a nymphal alydid [Megalotomus?] Possibly Largus nymph? Intriguing! no; a true bug, rather -- look in Coreidae Nymphs Robber fly Stictopleurus punctiventris (Dallas) Tenthredininae subfam. It's a Bee Assassin... Four-lined Plant Bug Cow Killer Yes, true bug - and very pretty Oncopeltus cayensis Torre-Bueno Oncopeltus cayensis Torre-Bueno Actually... Beetle, actually. Interesting Actually a True Bug. Looks like Mouthparts Please post your image to ID Request even cooler Giant Water Bug Nymph, but bigger is better Depending on size and shape As you recognized Cute! Crophius scabrosus Uhler Well, whatever it is, it's happy. Hi, John-
I don't have too . Thank you! a predatory plant bug (Miridae) eating a midge Give your other bug some time Geron aridus possibly? Not a beetle And I can add this advice period for the final instar to become an adult is very short. Not a beetle I'll admit that that was neit Phymata arctostaphylae identification Wow! Good Catch! True bug. True bug in the order Belostomatidae Those are the empty eggs, all right Thank you. Not an ID - a true bug Good catch. Hi Tom! I'll stick with my ID. ... true Ron - Not an ID - Looks like a soldier fly, possibly a female with eggs (gravid). Alydidae I vote If you want a shortcut for your IDs must be true bug [lacebug?] nymphs it's a plant bug [Miridae], Reduvius personatus (Masked Hunter) Probably very tough to ID. Red Bug Not a beetle. a true bug fam. Scutelleridae Pilophorus, a true bug Miridae [Heteroptera] Such a valuable article! true bug nymphs True Nope :-) Thoughts Gads! Also... Half true Bird pellet? Not much help Thanks guys I don'tr know what it is True bug True Bug Hemipter: Heteroptera. Quite right Maybe a true bug (Hemiptera) of some sort? No, Coreidae. Not beetle:-) Did You See The Data Grid? This is the nymph of a true bug. Please Don't Stop! They look the same, but only Interesting Water true Bug (Heteroptera) - Belostoma sp. Not a nymph True bug try to find answers This looks like a true bug Yes, it is. Actually a true bug - not a beetle nymphs of Hemipteran (true bug) true bug nymph Not beetle. This is actually a true bug no beetle Welcome! True bug True bug looks right. A Leaffooted Bug Leptoglossus sp. - Family: Coreidae Leaf-Footed Bug True bug This is Rhyparochromidae Nope.. True bugs I agree. Immature True Bug (Hemiptera) We're very confused by the moving of all these Homopetra ??? True bug Looks Plant bug It is a true bug: I've found a few True bug Moved Hi I'm far from being an expert, Yes true bug Odd. so is it larva or nymph No, the woodroach is more bro It's a true bug nymph (immature) Need more info. Sawfly? Alaskan Sawfly No, the assassin bugs are in a different family A Metalmark! my favorite Not a Beetle Too Early to Tell. Not a beetle true bug nymph Wasp Cool... the little wasp is a Heteroptera. Seed bug, likely Hypogeocoris piceus anthropomorphism Predacious Diving Beetle true bug True Bug Shore bugs probably not a beetle, not a beetle Bug Mouthparts some concerns Lovely. Heteroptera nymph Not to leave you languishing... Adelphocoris rapidus Hemipteran nymph perhaps cool eggs Hemiptera Return visit? Try browsing Not a Beetle Penthimia americana i found one...in my pool! Hemipteran. Nezara / Acrosternum Largus, perhaps You're not the first to ask for that... Dictyopharidae Discovery Channel UNRELIABLE! Podisus maculiventris nymph? Gargaphia, possibly solaniMatching users: mutillidaddy Lynette Elliott dorothypugh Graham M drswanny Peter Cristofono John Schneider onegunah Tad Dobbs Chris Mallory Tony Fuller Jim Moore Kelly Fiegle Jeff Back Tom Klein UphillRider55 Satiainen dvoribird guidotim burlskj
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