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Please advise if you known the ID of the following stink bugs. Thank you.
 
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Brown Shield Bug
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? Dictyotis caenosus, Body length 5mm 
This nymph was always found on tall grasses and quite common. We did not found out how their adults look like yet.
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This bug nymph was found on Acacia during early summer.
 
Unknown Stink Bug Nymph 2
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Unknown Stink Bug Nymph 3
 
 
Unknown Stink Bug Nymph 4
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Please advise if you known the ID of the following stink bugs. Thank you.
 
 
Unknown Stink Bug 1
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? sp., body length 10mm 
Found this stink bug in Runcorn Wetland on Feb 2011. 

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Last updated: February 19, 2011.