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[PHOTOS TAKEN: APRIL 19TH, 2025 | Image IDs: Five photos of a small black cydnid on a grey plastic hose reel /End IDs.]
Little beetle! Not sure what kind though A little hemipteran, of the family Cydnidae! (thanks to bowelfly for the id)
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Photos 1-2 - Specimen 1
Photos 3-4 - Specimen 2
18/12/23 - Geotomini sp.
QLD:WET - After Cyclone Jasper flooding
White-margined Burrower Bug, Sehirus cinctus (by me)
18/12/23 - Geotomini sp.
QLD:WET - Washed up flood debris; After Cyclone Jasper flooding
18/12/23 - Geotomini sp.
QLD:WET - Washed up flood debris; After Cyclone Jasper flooding
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Look at my smol shield bug Tritomegas sexmaculatus (pol. Siedliszek sześcioplamy)
Pied Shieldbug, Tritomegas bicolor Canon 7D EFS 60 2.8 f/4.5 i/320 iso:200 Srbsko, Czech Republic June 4 2023 #
“Pied Shield Bug” (Tritomegas bicolor)
...a species of burrowing bug (Cydnidae) that is known to occur across North Africa, Europe and Central Asia. However, it becomes rarer in the more northern parts of its range, especially the British Isles where it is absent from Scotland and Ireland. True to its family name T. bicolor is often found on the ground but is also common on or around its host plants, Lamium spp. and Ballota nigra.
Classification
Animalia-Arthropoda-Insecta-Hemiptera-Heteroptera-Cydinae-Tritomegas-T. bicolor
Image: James K. Lindsey
