Please help me identify this gogga

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There was a few on the pavement trees, now they are coming into the house. I need to control them.

 

[MickeyD]

stink bug

 

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stink bug

The stink bug I know looks very different. Or do you get lots of them?

 

[vindicem]

It's a variant of the Cotton stainer from the looks of it

http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/field/bugs/cotton_stainer.htm

 

[vindicem]

If it is it's weird having it here

 

[vindicem]

Those small ones at the top of your pic must be the nymphs

 

[MickeyD]

Those small ones at the top of your pic must be the nymphs

Aphids?

 

[vindicem]

Aphids?

the red Aphids does not appear to have such strong black markings, almost completely red

 

[SlowInternet]

Maybe one of the Assassin bug species. Possibly the millipede assassin bug. Not 100% sure.

 

[AstroTurf]

Cotton stainer gets my vote.

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

There was a few on the pavement trees, now they are coming into the house. I need to control them.

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[Oopsie]

It is a harmless Red Bug. Typically known as a Firebug in the UK.

 

[Nanfeishen]

There was a few on the pavement trees, now they are coming into the house. I need to control them.

Lygaeidae - Milkweed bug also known as seed bugs

images - https://www.google.co.za/search?q=L...ved=0ahUKEwilleW34P7RAhVKJcAKHdtzCLgQ_AUIBigB

 

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Lygaeidae - Milkweed bug also known as seed bugs

images - https://www.google.co.za/search?q=L...ved=0ahUKEwilleW34P7RAhVKJcAKHdtzCLgQ_AUIBigB

thank you

 

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When my wife see this guy's she start to make noises.Loud noises.
I found this recipe to control them.

Cooking Oil:
To help the solution stick a little longer, add two tablespoons of light cooking oil (such as corn, canola, olive, or safflower) per gallon of water to the mix.
Vinegar: To make a spray that also targets powdery mildew, add a teaspoon of cider vinegar per gallon of water to the mix.
Garlic or Pepper: To help repel chewing insects, add a teaspoon of ground red pepper and/or garlic per gallon of water to the mix.
Bar Soap: For a less-exact recipe, drop a bar of pure soap (such as organic bar soap or Ivory) into a gallon of water and leave it overnight. Remove the bar and shake well before spraying.