(3) Die seltene Borretsch-Wanze (Aellopus atratus)
Hier ein erwachsenes Exemplar (eine Imago) an Natternkopf (Echium vulgare).
Fam. Rhyparochromidae.
Daß es bei den vielen ähnlichen schwarzen Wanzenarten keine Sehirus (Fam. Cydnidae, Erdwanzen) ist, erkannt man z.B. an der spitzen "Nase"; das Gesicht ist bei den Sehirus-Arten breit.
Fund und Foto: nordöstlich Regenstauf/Opf., Bayern - 3.8.2023.
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| Sections | Natur: Wildlife Natur: Insekten Natur: Wanzen, Zikaden & Blattläuse |
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