Stink Bug Nymphs and empty egg cases by Leeco

Photography • Insects • posted on Sep 02, 2007

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Nikon 7900 image. Four days ago, I posted a collection of 4 images showing a variety of insect egg cases (some known and some unknown). Todays posting shows the newly hatched nymphs that emerged from the eggs shown in the bottom photo of that collage. I was able to identify the nymphs as members of the Stink Bug family but was unable to narrow that down to a specific species. Although the nymphs greatly resemble those of the Harlequin Bug, the egg cases were distinctly different, so I will have to do more research or hope someone can help in a better identification. Thanks to those who take the time to comment. Lee

Comments (13)

MagikUnicorn

12:13AM | Sun, 02 September 2007

Gorgeous Shot Lee WTG !

thevolunteer

12:35AM | Sun, 02 September 2007

Nice shot. So colorful and interesting. Aloha

MrsLubner

2:19AM | Sun, 02 September 2007

What squatty little bugs these are. A fantastic macro with exquist detail! Excellent.

JeffG7BRJ

5:30AM | Sun, 02 September 2007

Awesome macro, I am looking beyond the bugs and at the leaf structure. The bugs are fantastic but the detail in the leaf itself, is awesome. It looks like it is made up of crystal upon crystal. Awesome!!!!!