by Jeffrey S. Pippen | Back to Jeff's Miscellaneous Invertebrates Page | Jeff's Nature Pages
Leaffooted Bugs are generally large (> 1cm), dark, and eat plant parts, although some are predaceous on other insects. They have many veins in the membranous portion of the forewings.Leaffooted Bug (Leptoglossus phyllopus) On Carduus nutans in field in Orange Co., NC 29 May 2008 |
Leaffooted Bug (Leptoglossus phyllopus) On Carduus nutans in field in Brunswick Co., NC 27 Aug 2005 |
Perhaps a young Leaffooted Bug (Leptoglossus sp.) Orange Co., NC 5 July 2009 | |
Perhaps a young Leaffooted Bug (Leptoglossus sp.) Orange Co., NC 5 July 2009 | |
Western Conifer Seedbug (Leptoglossus occidentalis) Missoula Co., MT 12 Sep 2013 | |
Western Conifer Seedbug (Leptoglossus occidentalis) Missoula Co., MT 12 Sep 2013 | |
Western Conifer Seedbug (Leptoglossus occidentalis) Missoula Co., MT 15 Sep 2014 | |
Leaffooted Bug (Acanthocephala declivus) Brunswick Co., NC 29 Oct 2006 Identified from Bugguide. | |
Leaffooted Bug (Acanthocephala declivus) Brunswick Co., NC 29 Oct 2006 |
Probably Merocoris typhaeus Savannah in Pender Co., NC 13 Sep 2009 | |
Probably Merocoris typhaeus Savannah in Pender Co., NC 13 Sep 2009 | |
Probably Merocoris typhaeus Savannah in Pender Co., NC 13 Sep 2009 | |
Probably Merocoris typhaeus Savannah in Pender Co., NC 13 Sep 2009 |
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