Var. Aurantiaca

This observation is for the dead European firebug being carried away by the harlequin bug.

Eggs and first instars! Later stages shown as well, not sure which instar. Picture of mother shown as well

ID: Manuel Baena con el ejemplar.

Is that an egg sack underdeath?

Laid on Nigella where a colony of adults and nymphs of the species were observed over several years.

Species level identification based on the only adult Odontotarsus found that year being O. intermedius.

Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Hemiptera
Family: Pentatomidae
Genus: Arvelius
Species: A. albopunctatus
Weather: 85 degrees sunny
Observations: located under a leaf of a tree

Being preyed upon by Laphria macquarti.

A rare species but widely known in East Mediterranean region

An endemic species of Turkey!

Found it attacking a Prolimacodes badia larvae on a leaf.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/60914914

Ninfa

En rouge les jeunes, en bleu-noir les adultes. On retrouve exactement les mêmes insectes en Amérique sous le nom de sehirus cinctus.?!