Green blood sucking is what bug small thumb nail size of 15

Gadfly, commonly known as the fly, is a medium- to large-shaped species that is strong and soft-haired, often called a gadfly. The head is large, hemispherical, or slightly triangular. The compound eyes are large, and some males are eye-touching or off-eye; The tree is hairy, often green-red and other metallic flashes; One eye sometimes disappears.

The antennae are long and short, mostly protruding forward, the base is distinct, and the end 3-8 nodes are healed into horns. The mouthparts are suitable for chelation and absorption. Adults are active during the day, with the peak activity at noon.

Good flying. Poolsides and waterfronts are common, and they fly quickly. Sometimes it sucks nectar, but it is most common to be bloody.

Females have strong chelation ability, and pachyderms such as cattle and horses are also susceptible to their invasion, so flies are important animal husbandry pests.

The green blood-sucking bug is a small fingernail-sized fly, commonly known as a gadfly, which is a medium- to large-shaped species that is strong and has soft hairs, and is commonly known as a gadfly.

If there was a ** or something, it would be easy to recognize.

Scarab is an invertebrate, insecta, and Coleoptera is an omnivorous pest. In addition to harming pears, peaches, plums, grapes, apples, citrus, etc., it also harms willow, mulberry, camphor, privet and other forest trees. Common ones are Aeruginosa scarab, North Korean black Scarab, Tawny Scarab, Dark Scarab and so on.

Scarab is a general term for insects in the family Scarabidae.

Non-biting, adults feed on different genres, some feed on plant roots, stems and leaves, some feed on putrefactive organic matter, and some feed on feces. The larvae mostly live in the soil and feed on the organic matter in the soil.

Scarab, non-toxic, eats young leaves. Infested in spring and summer.

This is the nymph of Tsubaki (commonly known as "Stinky Big Sister").

Leaf beetle Leaf beetle - Coleoptera leaf beetle, about 25,000 species, distributed worldwide. Most of them are leaf-eating insects, and often feed on grains and ornamental plants. The change of pigment in the body of this insect is quite amazing, and sometimes the color of the larvae is completely different from that of the adults.

Let's take a look at Ye Yuan's orange nail**.

It's not blood-sucking, the aquatic blood-sucking one is called a leech.

This is a cockroach in the larval stage, which cannot be soft, and it will grow up in the New Year, and it will be more troublesome to be able to reproduce.

1. This is a spider, which should be a larvae, and it is impossible to distinguish the specific species.

2. It looks flat, like some kind of slit spider larvae.

It is best to have a ** on the front of the insect, like a nymph of some kind of Tsubaki elephant, you can confirm it against the ** of the lychee Tsubaki nymph.

It should be a rice elephant, in your family's grain, put your family's rice in a ventilated place, and put some fennel.