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Family Cydnidae - Burrowing Bugs

 
 
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Amnestus · Microporus · Pangaeus · Scaptocoris · Sehirus

Genus Amnestus
small true bug - Amnestus pallidus small burrowing bug - Amnestus pallidus small burrowing bug - Amnestus pallidus Burrowing Bug - Amnestus pusillus - female Burrowing Bug - Amnestus pusillus small burrowing bug - Amnestus pallidus Plant Bug ID possible? - Amnestus Burrowing Bug - Amnestus

Genus Microporus
Burrowing Bug - Microporus Burrowing Bug - Microporus

Genus Pangaeus
Burrowing Bug - Pangaeus bilineatus Utah version - Pangaeus bilineatus Utah version - Pangaeus bilineatus 8mm Burrowing Bug - Pangaeus 8mm Burrowing Bug - Pangaeus Burrowing Bug - Pangaeus bilineatus Burrowing Bug - Pangaeus bilineatus Pangaeus bilineatus

Genus Scaptocoris

Genus Sehirus
Hemiptera Burrowing Bug - Sehirus cinctus Sehirus cinctus Burrowing Bug - Sehirus cinctus Female with young - Sehirus cinctus Little Blue Bug ID Request - Sehirus cinctus Very small red & black bug - Sehirus cinctus White-Margined Burrower Bug - Sehirus cinctus black beetle - Sehirus cinctus

 
 
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