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Tribe Antestini
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Tribe Halyini
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Alcaeus
Acacia Shield bug
Genus
Dippilana
Brown Shield Bug
Genus
Theseus
Gum Tree Shield Bug
Genus
Poecilometis
Common Gum Tree Shield Bug
Zebra Gum Tree Shield Bug
Two-dots Gum Tree Shield Bug
Banksia Shield Bug
Genus
Anchises
Golden Brown Stink Bug
Genus Bathrus
Zebra Shield Bug
Genus
Accarana
Metallic Green Shield Bug
Genus
Austromalaya
Brown Long-headed Shield Bug
Genus
Platycoris
Toad Stink Bug
Tribe Nezarini
Green Vegetable Bug
Tribe Rhynchocorini
Spined Citrus Bug
Red Green Spined Stink Bug
Wild Tobacco Spined Bug
Green Potato Bug
She-oak Stink Bug
Phyllota Stink Bug
Other
Pentatominae
Yellow-dotted Gum Tree Bug
Horehound Bug
Dry Nut Stink Bug
Yellow Brown Stink bug
Small Brown Stink Bug
Brown Stink Bug
Podopinae
Small Brown Gum Tree Bug
Small Acacia Stink Bug
Unidentified Stink Bugs
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Stink Bugs not identified yet
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if you known the ID of the following stink bugs. Thank you.
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Unknown Stink Bug Nymph 1
Body length 5mm
This nymph was always found on tall grasses and quite common. We did not found out how their adults look like yet.
Unknown Stink Bug Nymph 2
Body length 5mm
This bug nymph was found on
Acacia
during early summer.
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Last updated: January 20, 2009.