Oncopeltus fasciatus. This stage of "nymph". Oncopeltus fastsiatus eat oily seeds. They suck them to their proboscis. Moisture these bugs are obtained from young stems of grass. I do not know what harm they bring to the garden for you. Here, nature lovers grow it in a terrarium. As food for reptiles.
I had lots of them last yr. I did a lot of squishing and dumping in soapy water.
They are also called milkweed beetle. I have them this yr but not as many.
I have more aphids on all my milkweed plants this yr. YUCK
I had lots of them last yr. I did a lot of squishing and dumping in soapy water.
They are also called milkweed beetle. I have them this yr but not as many.
I have more aphids on all my milkweed plants this yr. YUCK