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Green Stink Bug nymph

Chinavia hilaris

Description:

This small flying bug, less than an inch long, landed on my hand. The 2nd picture -- just for fun -- shows it against the vastness of New York Harbor.

Habitat:

Scrub

1 Species ID Suggestions

Green Stink Bug nymph
Chinavia hilaris Species Chinavia hilaris - Green Stink Bug - BugGuide.Net


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4 Comments

KeithRoragen
KeithRoragen 12 years ago
thisgreenlife
thisgreenlife 12 years ago

I looked up images of green shield bugs at various stages of development and none match the bug I saw. But I do think you might be right about it being some kind of True Bug and also about it being a nymph.

hmm, doesn´t look like it is able to fly, I think it fell. it is a nymph (immature) of some sort of shield bug

thisgreenlife
Spotted by
thisgreenlife

NYC, New Jersey, USA

Spotted on Aug 10, 2010
Submitted on Aug 20, 2011

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