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Unless otherwise noted, all pictures on this site were taken in Pelion, Greece, shown on the map below.
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June's Critter
 View images of the Common Toad, an ugly, bulky, but really sweet creature with an interesting... nightlife.
Veggie of the Month
 Learn about the Salsify, a beautiful plant, with edible and medicinal properties, that is currently blooming in Pelion.
Cool Destination
 Visit Mourtias, one of Pelion's most picturesque beaches on the Aegean coast.
Exciting Site
 Tour the Volos Archaeological Museum, a pretty century-old building, whose exhibits span a historical period of over 10 millennia!
Month's Wallpaper
 Download a fantastic picture of a rickety jetty in Lefokastron, Pelion, taken by Huw Jones.
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Unidentified Stink Bug, Missing Leg :: 2002/08/10 :: Horton :: © A.Papadopoulos
Unidentified Stink Bug, Missing Leg :: 2002/08/10 :: Horton :: © A.Papadopoulos
Two Unidentified Stink Bugs :: 2002/08/10 :: Horton :: © A.Papadopoulos
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Unidentified Stink Bug
Can you identify this insect? If so, kindly e-mail suggestions!
Although I am pretty sure these are stink bugs, I am quite puzzled. Their bodies resemble those of nymphs, but their legs are extremely strong and long, unlike any stink bug nymph I have ever seen.
The insects themselves, which range between 10-15mm (2/5 - 3/5 in) in length, are very agile, racing up and down tree trunks at incredible speeds.
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Fact Sheet

Food
N/A; probably various plant materials.
Active
August; probably other months of the year.
Habitat
On trees.
Distribution
Greece; most probably elsewhere on the Continent.
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Taxonomy

Superkingdom: Eukaryota; Kingdom: Metazoa; Phylum: Arthropoda; Superclass: Hexapoda; Superclass: Hexapoda; Class: Insecta; Subclass: Neoptera; Order: Hemiptera; Suborder: Heteroptera; Family: N/A; Genus: N/A; Species: N/A
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