Physoderes sp.. Looks very much like a bark bug (Aradidae) but the antennae look different.
Tribe Dicrotelini from subfamily Harpactorinae.
Lisarda pallidispina (synonym to Lisarda inornata).
Acanthaspis quadriannulata.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Reduviidae
All ID credits Daniel Bauer. Daniel has been very kind in IDing the Reduviidae we have seen in our nature reserves. He has a Reduviidae website and also a blog.
Physoderes sp.. Looks very much like a bark bug (Aradidae) but the antennae look different.
Tribe Dicrotelini from subfamily Harpactorinae.
Lisarda pallidispina (synonym to Lisarda inornata).
Acanthaspis quadriannulata.
Physoderes sp.. Looks very much like a bark bug (Aradidae) but the antennae look different.
Tribe Dicrotelini from subfamily Harpactorinae.
Lisarda pallidispina (synonym to Lisarda inornata).
Acanthaspis quadriannulata.
2 comments:
Can you share the locations of these sightings?
Did you see the physoderes on a tree or on the ground among leaf debris? Thanks. You can reply to me at gzhan001(at)ucr.edu
Thanks a lot!
Guanyang
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