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Subfamily Lygaeinae

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Lygaeinae
Seed Bug nymph (2) Seed Bug nymph (2) Seed Bug nymph Seed Bug nymph Seed Bug nymph red black bug Bug Bug Bug Lygaeus and Oncopeltus together? Bug nymph? red & black immature bug? Bug A 10.12.19 Are both the nymphs and the adults small milkweed bugs? all together on the milkweed unknown true bug nymph (?Miridae) Lygaeus kalmii nymph? Lygaeus kalmii nymph? Milkweed Bug nymph? Red Hemiptera sp, instar Immature Bug 4

Lygaeinae » Melanopleurus
Large Milkweed Bug ? - Melanopleurus Large Milkweed Bug ? - Melanopleurus Melanopleurus belfragei? - Melanopleurus

 
 
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