Five-legged Florida Predatory Stink Bug
The Florida Predatory Stink Bug (Euthyrhynchus floridanus) is a true bug with a beak folded under its head. This is a mature nymph because of its metallic blue/green and red/orange coloring; adults are black with red or orange.
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Post a CommentGood to know. :) I have seen this around, but I had no idea what kind of bug it was.
Aww..poor little bug
I was going to say, "She's missing a leg!". LOL
Great pics. I like the shiny coat on mosgt true bugs. Merry Christmas!
Their cousins, the Virginia stinkers are invading my home! Much to my dismay, my partner is vacuuming them up to get rid of them. I think they are kinda cute but only in small numbers. LOL Great pics.
Cool pics!
Great images. Few are aware that not many insects are classified as 'true bugs'. I may have to share my photo of the Wheel Bug that visited our vehicle on a recent trip...