I was checking out a Burdock plant the other day (I rather like their flowers and seed heads, and they have their own special fly) when I suddenly noticed this Green shieldbug and then another one, and another one, and another one …

Turns out there was at least one adult and six nymphs, though more may have been lurking undiscovered. I’m assuming they were all members of the same family, but that is pure surmise.
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I do like a shieldbug! Lucky to see a family in various instars. I see that one of these is doing that ‘diving-head-first-into-the-flower-thing’ like the one you posted on the teasel? Must be a shield-bug thing!
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Maybe the most succulent sap is at the bottom of the flowerheads? They can be quite comical, I find!
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