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Now that I know about the angulate fourth connexival segments that distinguish ...
Pale green and reddish brown. Heavy front legs almost like a mantis.
These Mating pair of Ambush Bugs found time to Have a Meal, :)
Insects in the subfamily Phymatinae are commonly called ambush bugs after their ...
A true bug, these insects hide among flowers and sit-and-wait for their prey. ...
Tiny yellow bug, ~2-4 mm. Front legs seem claw/hook like.
Not sure what the purple flower is that this little guy was on. If anyone ...
Brown and green ambush bug, unsure of the species. It camouflaged well with the ...
Phymata is derived from the Greek "Phyma", ...
Phymata is derived from the Greek "Phyma", ...
Phymata is derived from the Greek "Phyma", ...
Small, robust, and colored in mostly yellow, with a little brown.
Small, distinctly shaped insects. Females larger than males and and tend to be ...
Small, uniquely shaped bugs with grasping front legs. Able to take much larger ...
Small predatory insect with a unique shape. Females are larger and somewhat ...