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Family Nabidae - Damsel Bugs

Prostemmatinae · Nabinae · unidentified nymphs

Subfamily Prostemmatinae
Nabid? - Pagasa Unknown Bug - Pagasa fusca Pagasa fusca? - Pagasa fusca Phorticus collaris Stål - Phorticus collaris Bug - Pagasa fusca Hemipteran east Texas - Pagasa Pagasa? Maybe P. fusca? - Pagasa Pagasa

Subfamily Nabinae
Unknown nymph - Hoplistoscelis pallescens seed bug? - Nabis damsel bug - Nabis Damsel Bug - Nabis Bug with band on femur - Lasiomerus Belden-J.2021.119 - Nabis alternatus Nabidae - Nabis Female, Hoplistoscelis confusa? - Hoplistoscelis - female

unidentified nymphs
Damsel Bug nymph Hog-peanut nymph Bug nymph Damsel Bug nymph Nymph Damsel bug? Insect, maybe a mymph? Possibly Black Damsel Bug (Nabis subcoleoptratus)


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