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Photo#156074
Coreidae Anasa? - Phthiacnemia picta

Coreidae Anasa? - Phthiacnemia picta
Mitchell Lake, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, USA
November 3, 2007

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Coreidae Anasa? - Phthiacnemia picta Coreidae Anasa? - Phthiacnemia picta

Moved
Moved from Leaffooted Bugs.

I don't know
those nymphs look like Coreids, but the only Anasa nymphs we have in the guide are black with no spines - these nymphs look more like Leptoglossus, but the adult doesn't fit for that. Were other adults present? What was the host plant?

 
no other adults, aggregation on dead stick
I've added another image with some later instars. I saw no other adults. The aggregation was on a dead stick (couldn't tell what kind, but not a vine). There was a senescing muskmelon (Cucumis melo) nearby.

 
Dallacoris?
Overall appearance reminds me most of Dallacoris, but I can't be positive. Not Anasa or Leptoglossus.

 
yes, Dallacoris pictus; please move to the species page
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