<h3><U>Gray Insect Identification</U> </H3>
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furry gray insect (Gray Velvet ant)

by Rebecca
(San Marcos, California, USA)

6 black legs, gray fur on body

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Gray insect w/ orange legs (Wheel bug nymph)

by James Wagner
(Shaw AFB, SC, USA)

This insect is grey bodied, almost hairy looking, and the bottom half of its six legs are orange, as well as it's antennae and some long mouthpart. The feet are all forked into two, like claws. It walks like a spider and sticks it's black spiny abdomen into the air like a scorpion would. What is it, and is it poisonous?

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Gray Furry, with Red antenni and jaw spike thing (Wheel bug nymph)

by Emily Marder
(Atlanta, GA USA)

Found in Atlanta, GA. June 20th 2009

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Grey bug (Masked hunter bug)

by Lavi Yatziv
(Ottawa Ontario Canada)

Grey (ugly) Bug

Grey (ugly) Bug

Grey in colour, can jump.
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