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Wow, that's an incredible find... These are Tessaratomid Bug nymphs. They're not very common.
Good image too. Got any from directly above?
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Abhishek,
Can you please enlighten us about these wonderful creatures. I have never seen them.
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Lovely bugs. Liked the composition. The details are nice. Look forward to know and see more of the insect world. Thanks for sharing.
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Mrudul Godbole
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Don't know much about them myself, I haven't seen them either. . The ones in Hari's photograph are nymphs (young ones), they don't have wings. If I'm not mistaken, the particular species in this photograph is endemic to the western ghats. They are seen during the monsoons. They are part of a large family commonly called the Shield Bugs (Stink Bugs).Originally Posted by Sabyasachi Patra
Still waiting to see these... Maybe next monsoon
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thanks abishek for ur wonderful details about the bug...no i have other photos too from the same angle...as i found them on a branch taller than me...i couldnt manage to take a pose from directly above...
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