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Paddys River, ACT
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True bugs (Hemiptera, Heteroptera)
Shield, Stink & Jewel Bugs (Pentatomoidea)

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22 species

Acanthosomatidae (family) (Unidentified Acanthosomatid shield bug)

Acanthosomatidae (family)
Acanthosomatidae (family)
Acanthosomatidae (family)
Acanthosomatidae (family)
Acanthosomatidae (family)
Acanthosomatidae (family)

Agonoscelis rutila (Horehound bug)

Agonoscelis rutila
Agonoscelis rutila
Agonoscelis rutila
Agonoscelis rutila
Agonoscelis rutila
Agonoscelis rutila

Alcaeus varicornis (Acacia shield bug)

Alcaeus varicornis
Alcaeus varicornis
Alcaeus varicornis
Alcaeus varicornis
Alcaeus varicornis
Alcaeus varicornis

Anischys luteovarius (A shield bug)

Anischys luteovarius
Anischys luteovarius
Anischys luteovarius
Anischys luteovarius
Anischys luteovarius
Anischys luteovarius

Cermatulus nasalis (Predatory shield bug, Glossy shield bug)

Cermatulus nasalis
Cermatulus nasalis
Cermatulus nasalis
Cermatulus nasalis
Cermatulus nasalis
Cermatulus nasalis

Choerocoris paganus (Ground shield bug)

Choerocoris paganus
Choerocoris paganus
Choerocoris paganus
Choerocoris paganus
Choerocoris paganus
Choerocoris paganus

Commius elegans (Cherry Ballart Shield Bug)

Commius elegans
Commius elegans
Commius elegans
Commius elegans
Commius elegans
Commius elegans

Cuspicona stenuella (Shield bug)

Cuspicona stenuella
Cuspicona stenuella
Cuspicona stenuella
Cuspicona stenuella
Cuspicona stenuella
Cuspicona stenuella

Cydnidae (family) (Burrower bug)

Cydnidae (family)
Cydnidae (family)
Cydnidae (family)
Cydnidae (family)
Cydnidae (family)
Cydnidae (family)

Dictyotus caenosus (Brown Shield Bug)

Dictyotus caenosus
Dictyotus caenosus
Dictyotus caenosus
Dictyotus caenosus
Dictyotus caenosus
Dictyotus caenosus

Dictyotus conspicuus (A shield or stink bug)

Dictyotus conspicuus
Dictyotus conspicuus
Dictyotus conspicuus
Dictyotus conspicuus
Dictyotus conspicuus
Dictyotus conspicuus

Hiarchas angularis (A shield bug)

Hiarchas angularis
Hiarchas angularis

Notius depressus (Shield bug)

Notius depressus
Notius depressus
Notius depressus
Notius depressus
Notius depressus
Notius depressus

Oechalia schellenbergii (Spined Predatory Shield Bug)

Oechalia schellenbergii
Oechalia schellenbergii
Oechalia schellenbergii
Oechalia schellenbergii
Oechalia schellenbergii
Oechalia schellenbergii

Oncocoris geniculatus (A shield bug)

Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus
Oncocoris geniculatus

Pentatomidae (family) (Shield or Stink bug)

Pentatomidae (family)
Pentatomidae (family)
Pentatomidae (family)
Pentatomidae (family)
Pentatomidae (family)
Pentatomidae (family)

Pentatomoidea (superfamily) (Unidentified Shield or Stink bug)

Pentatomoidea (superfamily)
Pentatomoidea (superfamily)
Pentatomoidea (superfamily)
Pentatomoidea (superfamily)
Pentatomoidea (superfamily)
Pentatomoidea (superfamily)

Poecilometis patruelis (Gum Tree Shield Bug)

Poecilometis patruelis
Poecilometis patruelis
Poecilometis patruelis
Poecilometis patruelis
Poecilometis patruelis
Poecilometis patruelis

Poecilometis sp. (genus) (A Gum Tree Shield Bug)

Poecilometis sp. (genus)
Poecilometis sp. (genus)
Poecilometis sp. (genus)
Poecilometis sp. (genus)
Poecilometis sp. (genus)
Poecilometis sp. (genus)

Poecilometis strigatus (Gum Tree Shield Bug)

Poecilometis strigatus
Poecilometis strigatus
Poecilometis strigatus
Poecilometis strigatus
Poecilometis strigatus
Poecilometis strigatus

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