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[PHOTOS TAKEN: SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2024 | Image IDs: Three photos of a grey flat bug on the end of a human finger /End IDs.]
Flat bug, Aradus sp. by Anita363 Found hanging out on a lilac leaf. ID help needed. 9 mm. https://flic.kr/p/2iXnzN1
Found this guy today! I rarely ever see flat bugs so this is a neat find :0
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#806 - Fam. Aradidae - Flat Bugs
1800 species of very flattened bugs, distantly related to stink bugs, and of little economic import. Only a few have been studied, but they’re thought to feed on fungi and can be attracted with bark beetle pheromones.
In milder climates, Aradids are most often found under bark, as were the half-dozen I found here. In the tropics, they may live in leaf litter, or be found on fallen branches. Tropical species are often apterous.
Dawesville, Perth
This neat little guy was waiting for me on the door to the shed last weekend. It's a flat bug, a very appropriate name given the look of him, probably Aradus robustus. Flat bugs typically hide under the bark of trees. Maybe this one came from my wood pile.