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a black and white Stink Bug Nymph - Nezara viridula

a black and white Stink Bug Nymph - Nezara viridula
Fort Bragg, Cumberland County, North Carolina, USA
July 1, 2005

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juniorpilot
could you please delete your images from your comment here and instead post them to ID Request where everyone will get to see them? Thanks,

Was moved after checking . . .
pictures from Europe, that showed nymphs of different age on the same plant. This is an early stage, and nymphs successively turn green, and loose white spotting.

 
Could you provide a link to those images?
If so, it would be a useful addition to the guide page.

 
links
The picture from a German site I liked most cannot be linked directly. But I add one from Brasil for N.viridula,
and one from a spanish site (dont know whether photographed in Spain, but have seen similar from the mediterranean region), for the related species, or subspecies, Nezara antennata

 
Thanks, Boris
I'm convinced!

Thanks for all the work you're doing on the bugs, too.

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Not sure about this one
it's not so flat as the others in this section, and the dark front end is pretty different, too.

Moved
Moved from Stink Bugs.

Don't know what it is but it looks like
Charles'

Plant
found on pole beans.

 
Found these on pole beans also
On August 15, 2009 I found these on my pole beans just like Lynette. These were in Burbank, CA which is in the San Fernando Valley right next to L.A. I'm not an entomologist, but mine sure look like Lynette's Nezara viridula.
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