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TRUE BUGS (order Hemiptera - also covers Cicadas, Hoppers, Aphids and Allies)

TRUE BUGS (order Hemiptera - also covers Cicadas, Hoppers, Aphids and Allies)

Contains: Stink/Shield Bugs - Leaf/Plant/Treehoppers - Leaf-footed/Squash Bugs - Assassin Bugs - Aphids - True Bugs have piercing, sucking mouthparts. True Bugs are also "Free-living Hemipterans". Free-living Hemipterans are bugs that are not interdependent with another species in a parasitic, symbiotic, or sessile relationship.

True Bug pictorial GLOSSARY:
http://www.americaninsects.net/ht/glossary.html

Oak Treehopper (Platycotis vittata) adult female 2017-9-23 by Deb Kirtland, Greenville, Augusta County, VA - adult males look quite different
- Views: 382
- By: Balcony Birder
Oak Treehopper (Platycotis vittata) nymph 2017-9-23 by Deb Kirtland, Greenville, Augusta County, VA
- Views: 367
- By: Balcony Birder
Oak Treehopper (Platycotis vittata) nymphs 2017-9-23 by Deb Kirtland, Greenville, Augusta County, VA - shows clustering habit
- Views: 331
- By: Balcony Birder
Oak Treehopper (Platycotis vittata) - 2017-9-23 by Deb Kirtland, Greenville, Augusta County, VA - nymphs on a twig
- Views: 428
- By: Balcony Birder
2013-7-2 Acanalonia nymph, maybe (bivittata), PL, DE
- Views: 398
- By: Balcony Birder
Cicadellidae nymph 2016-7-25 Newark, DE
- Views: 443
- By: Balcony Birder
UNKNOWN HOPPERS
- Views: 999
- By: Balcony Birder
Long-necked Seed Bug (Myodocha serripes) 2013-5-9 Newark Oaks, DE
- Views: 399
- By: Balcony Birder
Long-necked Seed Bug (Myodocha serripes) 2012-9-7 PL, DE
- Views: 366
- By: Balcony Birder
(BG) Long-necked Seed Bug (Myodocha serripes) 2012-8-11 PL, DE
- Views: 366
- By: Balcony Birder
Water Strider (family Gerridae) - 2016-6-26 Newark, DE
- Views: 403
- By: Balcony Birder
(BGR) Spittlebug nymph (Cercopidae) - 2016-5-31 White Clay Creek SP, DE
- Views: 364
- By: Balcony Birder
(BG) Giant Bark Aphid (Longistigma caryae) John Heinz NWR, Tinicum, PA
- Views: 374
- By: Balcony Birder
(BG) Broad-headed Bug (Alydus eurinus)? 2015-10-5 Newark, DE
- Views: 460
- By: Balcony Birder
(BG) Broad-headed Bug (Alydus eurinus)? 2015-8-13 Newark, DE
- Views: 365
- By: Balcony Birder
PLANT BUGS (family Miridae)
- Views: 1164
- By: Balcony Birder
STINK BUGS, SHIELD BUGS, etc.
- Views: 1142
- By: Balcony Birder
LEAF/PLANT/TREEHOPPERS
- Views: 1865
- By: Balcony Birder
LEAF-FOOTED/SQUASH BUGS, etc. (Coreids)
- Views: 1501
- By: Balcony Birder
Eastern Boxelder Bug (Boisea trivittata) 2015-10-10 at a playground in Maryland
- Views: 384
- By: Balcony Birder
EASTERN BOXELDER BUG (Boisea trivittata)
- Views: 540
- By: Balcony Birder
CICADA (Family Cicadidae)
- Views: 1059
- By: Balcony Birder
(BG) Whitecrossed Seed Bug (Neacoryphus bicrucis)
- Views: 416
- By: Balcony Birder
Whitecrossed Seed Bug (Neacoryphus bicrucis) on Ragwort
- Views: 412
- By: Balcony Birder
Small Milkweed Bug (Lygaeus kalmii)
- Views: 349
- By: Balcony Birder
Ambush Bug (Phymatinae)
- Views: 344
- By: Balcony Birder
Large Milkweed Bug (Oncopeltus fasciatus)
- Views: 348
- By: Balcony Birder
Large Milkweed Bug (Oncopeltus fasciatus)
- Views: 363
- By: Balcony Birder
Bordered Plant Bug - (Largus cinctus) or (Largus succinctus) or (Largus californicus)
- Views: 451
- By: Balcony Birder
APHIDS
- Views: 1133
- By: Balcony Birder
ASSASSIN BUGS & AMBUSH BUGS (Family Reduviidae)
- Views: 1771
- By: Balcony Birder

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Title: TRUE BUGS (order Hemiptera - also covers Cicadas, Hoppers, Aphids and Allies)
Description: Contains: Stink/Shield Bugs - Leaf/Plant/Treehoppers - Leaf-footed/Squash Bugs - Assassin Bugs - Aphids - True Bugs have piercing, sucking mouthparts. True Bugs are also "Free-living Hemipterans". Free-living Hemipterans are bugs that are not interdependent with another species in a parasitic, symbiotic, or sessile relationship.

True Bug pictorial GLOSSARY:
http://www.americaninsects.net/ht/glossary.html
Number of photos: 186

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