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Genus Phymata - Jagged Ambush Bugs

Phymata americana · Phymata arctostaphylae · Phymata fasciata · Pennsylvania Ambush Bug

Species Phymata americana
Phymata americana - female Unknown bug on Peach tree - Phymata americana Unknown bug on Peach tree - Phymata americana Unknown bug on Peach tree - Phymata americana Ambush Bug - Phymata americana Ambush Bug - Phymata americana

Species Phymata arctostaphylae
Phymata arctostaphylae Phymata arctostaphylae

Species Phymata fasciata
Ambush Bug - Phymata - Phymata fasciata White - Phymata fasciata Ambush bug - Phymata fasciata Phymata - Phymata fasciata - male Powerful forearms! - Phymata fasciata No Idea! - Phymata fasciata Jagged Ambush Bug - Phymata fasciata Ambush Bug with Eggs? - Phymata fasciata - female

Species Phymata pennsylvanica - Pennsylvania Ambush Bug
Ambush bug with different colored pincers - Phymata pennsylvanica - male Jagged Ambush Bug - Phymata pennsylvanica Ambush Bug with Prey - Phymata pennsylvanica - male - female Plenty of hands - Phymata pennsylvanica - male - female Ambush bug bottom view - Phymata pennsylvanica - male - female assassin bug nymph? - Phymata pennsylvanica - male Possible Mantid? - Phymata pennsylvanica Jagged Ambush Bug with blowfly prey - Phymata pennsylvanica


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