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Family Anthocoridae - Minute Pirate Bugs

 
 
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Anthocoris · Dufouriellus · Elatophilus · Lyctocoris · Orius

Genus Anthocoris
Minute Pirate Bug? - Anthocoris Minute Pirate Bug - Anthocoris musculus Minute Pirate Bug - Anthocoris Larger minute pirate bug, 10:36pm - Anthocoris Unknown Anthocorid - Anthocoris Minute Pirate Bug on alder - Anthocoris musculus Minute Pirate Bug on alder - Anthocoris musculus Minute Pirate Bug on alder - Anthocoris musculus

Genus Dufouriellus
Minute Pirate Bug - Dufouriellus ater

Genus Elatophilus
colorful little bug - Elatophilus inimicus colorful little bug - Elatophilus inimicus

Genus Lyctocoris
aspen log bug - Lyctocoris campestris Small mirid - Lyctocoris campestris Anthocoridae - Lyctocoris campestris small bug with a mite - Lyctocoris campestris Bug - Lyctocoris stali Minute Pirate Bug - Lyctocoris campestris bug - Lyctocoris Plant Bug - Lyctocoris campestris

Genus Orius
Pirate Bug - Orius tristicolor Pirate Bug - Orius tristicolor Minute Pirate Bug - Orius insidiosus Minute Pirate Bug and red mite - Orius insidiosus Orius insidiosus - Orius Minute Pirate Bug - Orius Minute Pirate Bug, 3:28pm - Orius tristicolor Orius insidiosus

 
 
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