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Subfamily Orthotylinae

Halticini · Orthotylini

Tribe Halticini
Halticus bractatus - female True Bug - Labops hesperius True Bug - Labops hesperius Plant Bug - Orthocephalus saltator Tiny black bug - Halticus bractatus Garden Fleahopper nymph? - Halticus bractatus Plant Bug - Orthocephalus coriaceus Garden Fleahopper - Halticus bractatus

Tribe Orthotylini
Plant Bug -- What is happening here? - Lopidea Heteroptera 03a - Blepharidopterus angulatus Heteroptera 03b - Blepharidopterus angulatus Red Bug with Black Legs - Lopidea Ceratocapsus sp. - Ceratocapsus Ceratocapsus 09.07.28 - Ceratocapsus Ceratocapsus fasciatus Brooksetta perhaps - Ilnacora


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