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All the species that have been added to this database have been found and (with a very few exceptions) photographed in Heene Cemetery. [Number of species matching these criteria: 9.]
Capsid bug - unnamed 1
This family of bugs consists of elongated grass bugs.
(Stenodema sp.)
(Capsid bugs)
Capsid bug - unnamed 2
These tiny bugs have a length of between 4 and 5 millimetres. They have dark bodies with green legs.
(Heterotoma planicornis)
(Capsid bugs)
Capsid bug - unnamed 3
The Stenodema capsid bugs have elongated bodies well adapted to grasses where they live out their lives low down and largely out of sight.
(Stenodema laevigata)
(Capsid bugs)
Capsid bug - unnamed 4
This small bug (5-6mm in length) is reasonably common, even though it is thought to have originated in North America.
(Capsus ater (bug))
(Capsid bugs)
Capsid bug - unnamed 5
The Notostira elongata is a grass bug no longer than 8 millimetres, distinguishable from the many other members of the family by the furrow between its eyes.
(Notostira elongata)
(Capsid bugs)
Capsid bug - unnamed 6
This capsid bug is a mere 6 to 7 millimetres long, and feeds on grasses including wheat.
(Stenotus binotatus)
(Capsid bugs)
Capsid bug - unnamed 7
This bug, measuring between 6 and 8 millimetres in length, has a varying colouration.
(Deraeocoris ruber)
(Capsid bugs)
Capsid bug - unnamed 8
At around 4mm in length, this small capsid bug favours deciduous trees, especially Oak.
(Deraeocoris lutescens)
(Capsid bugs)
Common Green Capsid
This common small bug (5 millimetres in length) can be found on herbs and plants, and particularly on nettles.
(Lygocoris pabulinus)
(Capsid bugs)