twentyeight.threefive
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Anyone recognize this one? No what which way I turned the leaf it insisted on being on the bottom.
Outdoor bug identification
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jondamon
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Maybe a type of weevil but I don’t see a pointed snout area which would usually indicate a leaf feeding version.
not sure though so geographical insect search your location and beetle species with horizontal stripes on its back.
a lot of weevils tend to have vertical stripes rather Than horizontal.
GrowRijt
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It’s a stink bug of some sort. Not fully mature. There are a few that look similar at this stage.
jondamon
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Good one.
spot on
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ISK
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First advise would be to start your own thread as you will receive more feedback relating to your specific questions/concerns
maybe try the "Newbie" section
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