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@greasiest-larry submitted: Found this little guy indoors of all places, I know he's an assassin bug but idk what type, I'm in [removed] (delete location please) if you're able to ID, if not that's okay, just wanted to share them!
What a cute guy! It's one of the spiny assassin bugs in the genus Sinea :)
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spined assassin egg cases by myriorama https://flic.kr/p/2iXGuFD
@smokedvultures submitted: Looking for an ID. Found in upstate new york. He's about the size of my pinky nail and is just chilling. He has weird claws for front legs? Mostly brown with some black spots. Now idea what he could be
Very small....very spiny. I love this friend. They're a spiny assassin bug in the genus Sinea but I can't tell which species without better photos as the two species in your area look very similar :)
Bug of the Day
Close up of a Spiny Assassin Bug (Sinea spinipes). So...spiny. :-)
Bug of the Day
I was going to do another BotD Viewers’ Choice, but then I just could not wait to post these shots of some adorable assassin bug nymphs (Sinea sp.) just hatched out of their cool, barrel-shaped eggs. I found the egg cluster on the side of my house last night, a few feet under one of my black lights. SO CUTE, THESE BUG BAYBAYS!!!
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spined assassin eggs by myriorama on Flickr.
Via Flickr: freshly laid. will try to post a photo of the egglayer later. i discovered her laying the eggs, fired a couple of shots which seemed to disturb her, and then my dog ruby, deciding that THAT MOMENT was super hugs-time, got between me and this nice subject :-). after all hugs were given and received, the bug was long gone... she did leave some pretty eggs/cases behind though.
bug of the day on Flickr.
A spiky little assassin bug nymph, Sinea sp., that I found tooling around in the goldenrod flowers. According to bugguide.net, "Sinea" is derived from the Hebrew word "s'neh," which means "thorn bush." An appropriate name indeed!
