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hi, could you ID this bug a friend and i saw the other day? in colorado, US
Bug ID - CO, USA:
Henlom, yessssm, this is a Lupine Bug (Megalotomus quinquespinosus), family Alytidae.
Species Megalotomus quinquespinosus - Lupine Bug - BugGuide.Net
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Another view of the grasshopper
Broad headed bug, thanks to junipermoonlite on discord for id!
Big orange stinkbug I found(not the one you’re thinking of)
What big orange stink bug am I thinking of lol? I love all these fellas but especially the very large and powerful grasshopper
Urm. Good day….. *SPROING*
[PHOTOS TAKEN: SEPTEMBER 25TH, 2023 | Image IDs: Two photos of a reddish-brown broad headed bug with white accents on its antennae on a bright red leaf surrounded by similar green leaves /End IDs.]
Hi from Singapore! What bug is this? Found it crawling around inside my house.
Thank you! Hopefully the pictures are clear enough.
Wow very shaped. It's a broad-headed bug, probably Riptortus sp.
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hi friend,
heres a few creatures ive stumbled upon throughout these last couple of years
(unsure as to any of their species, but all of these pictures were taken in western North Carolina)
Lovely friends! RIP to the jumper's meal, but a spider's gotta eat. The first fella appears to be a broad-headed bug, which is a plant-feeding true bug related to leaf-footed bugs. The second is of course a mosquito and the third is a Phidippus jumper (probably a bold jumper, Phidippus audax) eating what I think is a two-lined spittlebug :)
@oftengruntled submitted: Just a lil guy surfing the web :)
I don't have any more pictures, this was a while ago, but it was around west VA if that helps :)
A lovely, leggy friend! Very fancy antennae. This fellow is a lupine bug, which is a type of broad-headed bug :)
[PHOTOS TAKEN: MAY 31ST, 2024 | Image IDs: Six photos of an ant mimicking reddish-brown and black broad-headed bug nymph on a black mesh surface /End IDs.]
