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Zelus Renardii
in the first photo you can see the nymph and at the second one you can see the adult insect
oops...i did it again!!!!
Assassin not Assasin ;-)... Thanks!
already did it..thank you so much for your help.it was my first time that i saw its nymph.this bug invented greece the last years
Nice find! Nymphs are always tricky to ID, so best thing is to see also the adult nearby. You should change your common name in Assassin Bug Nymph. Leafhopper is from a completely different family (Cicadellidae). Yours is Reduviidae.
Spotted on Jun 13, 2014 Submitted on Sep 23, 2014
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oops...i did it again!!!!
Assassin not Assasin ;-)... Thanks!
already did it..thank you so much for your help.it was my first time that i saw its nymph.this bug invented greece the last years
Nice find! Nymphs are always tricky to ID, so best thing is to see also the adult nearby. You should change your common name in Assassin Bug Nymph. Leafhopper is from a completely different family (Cicadellidae). Yours is Reduviidae.