Newcomer to my vacant soil part 1

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I have a vacant land which is located precisely behind my house, I have left it empty for a long time without planting any fruitful plants, so that in this situation several cottonwood trees have grown, if in our area it is called the wiedurie weed.

Another reason I leave the vacant land unused is because I see a lot of certain objects contained in it, which are inhabited by many species of small insects and they have an amazing attraction to my sight.

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There are so many small insects that inhabit my empty land, ranging from flying insects and other insects that are still in the category of insect species. So that I have no trouble observing it and writing in this Hive.blog.

As for each species that I often observe and inhabit this location, such as:

1. Butterflies
2. Bug
3. Waps
4. Bee
5. Larvae
6. Dragonfly
7. Ladybugs
8. and many more, every insect species that are often seen in everyday life.

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However, today I saw for myself that my vacant land had a newcomer, of course it was also in the category of insect species. Previously or in recent years he was never present in my empty land, but today he has been seen and inhabits one of the cotton trees that grow and develop in that location.

Walang Sangit

This newcomer, very rarely seen and today he is here, I myself do not know for sure his existence here because I have not made an observation of it.

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In general it has the name and label that is typical of all entomologists' visions, and I am one of the thousands who have researched it. Even though the data I have obtained is not completely perfect, there are things that come close when discussing it. When I see it, I try to see it from other people's writings that tell their characteristics in everyday life.

In one of the blogs I visited, it turns out that it has several terms in common language, such as Leptocorisa acuta Thunberg, Coreidae: Hemiptera but in our area it is still called Walang Sangit and the name is very well known here. Why? because it is a pest for plants and is also said to be one of the pests that often occur in every rice plant.

For more details about that, please read the link that I have put in this post 👉 Walang Sangit

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The results that I saw and the results that have been written on the blog turned out to be a lot of similarities in its characteristics, one example it has an unpleasant smell when you touch it.

When I touch it with my bare hands, then I leave it for a few seconds, then let it go back to its original location, and as a result, I smell a bad smell on my hand in a few minutes, the bad smell just disappears, from my hand, I wash it. with clean water. So, I say, he also belongs to the order of bed bugs that we often encounter in every wild plant. However, they have several species that differ in their physical properties and forms. In a post last month I also took a photo of one of the stinky ladybugs, but they differ from a physical point of view. If the ladybugs on the last post are round and this one is elongated and has long legs too.

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Try to compare some of the images that I have uploaded below, and also compare some of the images in my previous post on the link that I added beside this Kepik bau lain

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When you have seen their pictures, then you see a clear comparison of their respective physical bodies, of course, in terms of length and several other things.

If, you look at it at a glance, of course you say almost equal, but when you pay close attention and carefully then you will see a significant difference.

Then, what are their characteristics and other information? So in this case, I will submit it in the next post, of course in the same community and of course in the same blog.

See you later in part 2 to come...