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Assassin Bug - Pselliopus cinctus
Copyright © 2004 Cotinis

Assassin Bug - Pselliopus cinctus
Durham County, North Carolina, USA
June 20, 2004
On Queen Anne's Lace. This individual seems less bright orange than others I've seen, similar to images Richard Leung just posted. The two species in this area are supposed to be P. cinctus and P. barberi. I've not seen a key to differentiate them, but perhaps this is P. cinctus--I've seen P. barberi illustrated as very orange.

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Contributed by Cotinis on 24 September, 2004 - 6:42am
Last updated 25 March, 2009 - 11:05am

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