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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Hexapods (Hexapoda) » Insects (Insecta) » True Bugs, Cicadas, Hoppers, Aphids and Allies (Hemiptera) » True Bugs (Heteroptera) » Cimicomorpha » Assassin Bugs (Reduviidae) » Harpactorinae » Harpactorini

Tribe Harpactorini

 
 
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Acholla · Wheel Bugs · Atrachelus · Castolus · Doldina

Genus Acholla
Assassin Bug - Acholla multispinosa - female assassin? - Acholla multispinosa Species Arilus cristatus ? - Acholla multispinosa Assassin Bug (Acholla multispinosa)? - Acholla multispinosa Hemiptera - Acholla multispinosa Bug - Acholla multispinosa Sinea - Acholla multispinosa Reduviidae - Acholla

Genus Arilus - Wheel Bugs
black head and thorax, red abdomen, yellow antenna - Arilus cristatus Assassin Bug - Arilus cristatus Found on brick wall of home Texas Panhandle. - Arilus cristatus Caterpillar Fallen Prey to Wheel Bug - Arilus cristatus Wheel bug - Arilus cristatus Wheel Bug - Arilus cristatus spider like, pinkish - Arilus cristatus Wheel bug - Arilus cristatus

Genus Atrachelus
Assassin bug - Atrachelus cinereus - male Assassin bug - Atrachelus cinereus - male Assassin bug - Atrachelus cinereus - male Male, Atrachelus cinereus wygodzinskyi? - Atrachelus cinereus - male Male, Atrachelus cinereus wygodzinskyi? - Atrachelus cinereus - male Male, Atrachelus cinereus wygodzinskyi? - Atrachelus cinereus - male Male, Atrachelus cinereus wygodzinskyi? - Atrachelus cinereus - male Atrachelus cinereus - male

Genus Castolus
Rocconota? - Castolus ferox - female Reduviid - Castolus ferox - female Castolus ferox - male Assassin Bug again - Castolus ferox Female, Castolus ferox? - Castolus ferox - female Castolus ferox? - Castolus ferox Castolus ferox Arizona Assassin for ID - Castolus ferox

Genus Doldina
200538 - Doldina interjungens Slender orange bug with long antennae and legs - an Assassin bug - Doldina interjungens - Doldina interjungens Florida damselbug? - Doldina interjungens Doldina interjungens Reduviid - Doldina interjungens Doldina interjungens from TCPP - Doldina interjungens Doldina interjungens from TCPP - Doldina interjungens Doldina interjungens

 
 
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