Coreidae (hemipteran) sap-sucking insects

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Hello Fascinating Insect Lover..

Today I found Coreidae again, but the Coreidae I met this morning have a more attractive color than the usual dark brown Coreidae. While this one has an orange color.

Because the color is a little rare, that's why I was interested in taking a picture of it considering I've shared photos of Coreidae before. Coreidae itself is a large family of sap-sucking insects in the Hemipteran suborder Heteroptera. Here are some photos:

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CameraVivo V20 + Macro Lens
CategoryInsect Photography
LocationAceh, Indonesia
Coreidae (hemipteran) sap-sucking insects | Ecency