Detail of head to be used in various guide pages. Note the two ocelli (simple eyes), the red dots just to the inside and below the compound eyes. (Two ocelli, are typical of this family--see comments below.) Note also that the head is much narrower than the pronotum--a feature that distinguishes Coreidae from the rather similar Alydidae (Broad-headed Bugs). This is also a good shot of the tylus, the snout-like projection between the antennae, which is surrounded by the juga.

This also shows a characteristic of this species:
-Lateral pronotal margins non-serrate ( Baranowski, Coreidae of Florida)

Now I need to get a good close shot of Acanthocephala for comparison.