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Striped shield bug, les Eyzies

14 October 2024 by David
Striped shield bug, les Eyzies

This striped shield bug doesn’t exactly have camouflage which lets it blend in with whatever plants it lands on. There have been a smattering of records of them in England, the furthest north in Solihull.

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