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	Bed Bug Category: True Bug The body is flat, rusty red color - sometimes purple or even brown (red after feeding). Sizes range from 4mm to 6mm. Antennae are present and appear quite slender and segmented. Short stubby legs compliment the short - almost unseen - stubby wings. B... READ MORE

	Boxelder Bug Category: True Bug Boxelder Bugs commonly congregate alongside homes or trees near a female Boxelder and in full view of the sun. They are identifiable by the distinct black and red coloring on their bodies (the red appearing as stripes against the black). Boxelder bug... READ MORE

	Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Category: True Bug The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug is a pest to a large variety of fruit-bearing trees and plants, leaving circular damaged areas on leaves. Originally from Asia, the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug made its way to North America and has been a pest ever since... READ MORE

	Candy-striped Leafhopper Category: True Bug The bold coloration on this species of leafhopper make it unique. When threatened, leafhoppers will cock their hing legs and jump away from potential predators. This species is commonly found on blackberry canes and other ornamental plants. ... READ MORE

	Giant Water Bug Category: True Bug Large insect species with noticeable foreleg pincers. Mostly flat and oval shaped with dead leaf-like coloring. The Giant Water Bug is known to play dead in order to escape predators. It is also able to deliver a painful bite when disturbed or threat... READ MORE

	Leaf Footed Bug Category: True Bug These large plant-eaters have thick thighs, often with spikes on them. They make a loud noise when they fly and can emit an odor when bothered. Most species are found in the south United States.... READ MORE

	Milkweed Bug Category: True Bug Adult milkweed bugs do not seem to damage garden and field crops. They drink the nectar of various plants as well as the milkweed plant, their namesake. Adults may be seen in huge numbers on warm winter days as they overwinter. This species lay... READ MORE

	Squash Bug Category: True Bug Squash bugs are similar in appearance to Stink bugs. Both emit an odor when crushed, but squash bugs tend to feed on melons and squash while stink bugs feed on legumes. Squash bugs suck on the juices of plant stems, leaves and fruits, leaving gap... READ MORE

	Wheel Bug Category: True Bug Noted for their painful bite when disturbed or nonchalant handling. A member of the Assassin Bug family, this insect attacks its prey (other insects) with vicious stabbing motions using the 'fang' at the front of its head. The Wheel Bug is best ident... READ MORE


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