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Bug Identification

13 years ago

Has Black Downward Arrow on its back. Color is hard to determine, brown, tan, light. It's kind of small. Crawls and go walk up walls, never saw it fly but I distanced myself from it. Let me know if that sounds familiar or you want some more specific information. Thanks!

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
13 years ago
I guess a picture won't be forthcoming, right?
phobia
Original Author
13 years ago
Probably not. Closest thing it resembles that I found was conifer seed bug or box elder nymph stage. But they're small and legs are close together.
Also, how do you log out of the forums?
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