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tlatoanitzin tijuana, Mexico Jun 23, 2016

Northern semi arid region of Baja California Mexico. This insect is 5mm long, I guess.

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Jun 23, 2016

I cannot say much about this one - although it resembles some in the family Rhopalidae (scentless plant bugs) its antennae don't look right for that family. Something in the family Miridae also is a possibility, but I cannot tell whether or not its forewings have a cuneus - see http://gvcocks.homeip.net/hemiptera/features/gvc4665aa.jpg

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tlatoanitzin tijuana, Mexico Jun 23, 2016

Thanks, Looking for Miridae I came with Squash Bug whose belly has similar patterns, but I found it resembles more to Stink Bug and Spined Soldier Bug, so I guess is a Coreidae but not certain what species is.

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tlatoanitzin tijuana, Mexico Jun 24, 2016

I think it could be a brochynema species.

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