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Old 6th of June 2008 (Fri)   #1
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Default What are these?

These were all tropical bugs i shot in some forest in Malaysia . IDs and C&C would be greatly appreciated!

1. this bug has a pin on its back, as if back-stabbed . Body length about 1cm.


2. alien spy? about 1 cm long


3. not sure what this is either. Approximately 1cm long too.


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Lovely shots
#1 & #3 are Mirid/capsid plant bugs, #2 I think is a wonderful Ichneumon wasp.

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Great series, unusual looking inchumen, awesome looking eye.
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nice set, the ichneumon looks really delicate.
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nice set, the ichneumon looks really delicate.
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Lovely shots
#1 & #3 are Mirid/capsid plant bugs, #2 I think is a wonderful Ichneumon wasp.

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Thanks for the IDs and the lovely comments, Brian, Alistair and Alby
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Not sure on #1 and #3, but #2 looks like a lovely looking Ichneumon wasp. I really like #2 - superb shot. Nice lighting btw.

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That wasp is AMAZING!
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Not sure on #1 and #3, but #2 looks like a lovely looking Ichneumon wasp. I really like #2 - superb shot. Nice lighting btw.

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Thanks for your nice comments, Lance V and Dave. Here's the same wasp from another view point
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Looks similar to a wasp I captured a few months back, but far more colourful.

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