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23 native species of true bugs local to the area have been found observed on the Pinnacle Nature Reserve.
Photos below were taken on the Reserve by Alison Milton
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click images to enlarge tap images to enlarge | Scientific name [Common name] |
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Agonoscelis rutila [Horehound bug] | |
Amorbus alternatus [Eucalyptus tip bug] | |
Amorbus sp.(genus) [Tip bug] (3 different unidentified species) | |
Choerocoris paganus [Ground shield bug] | |
Cuspicona simplex [Green potato bug] | |
Dictyotus caenosus [Brown Shield bug] | |
Germalus victoriae [A Seed bug] | |
Gminatus australis [Orange Assassin bug] | |
Lygaeidae sp. (family) [A Seed bug] | |
Miridae sp. (family) [Unidentified Plant bug] | |
Mutusca brevicornis [A Broad-headed bug] | |
Ocirrhoe unimaculata [Green stink bug] | |
Oechalia schellenbergii [Spined predatory shield bug] | |
Oncocoris sp. (genus) [A stink bug] | |
Poecilometis strigatus [Gum tree shield bug] | |
Pristhesancus plagipennis [Bee assassin bug] | |
Rayieria acaciae [Acacia-spotting bug] | |
Rayieria basifer [Braconid-mimic plant bug] | |
Tenagogerris euphrosyne [Water Strider] | |
Theseus modestus [Gum tree shield bug] | |
For more photos from the Pinnacle and elsewhere in the ACT, follow these links to NatureMapr
True bugs belong to the insect Order Hemiptera-Heteroptera. Some iInsects from other taxonomic groupings are colloquially called "bugs" but are listed elsewhere according to their taxonomy..