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Strange bugs, transformation

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I took these to post in the insect forum, for someone to hopefully identify, but the manage attatchments option won't come up....so here they are. I found these hatching on a leaf in my mulberry tree. I stuck them in a plastic container to see if these were baby lady bugs [ LOL, I k now ] but just look at what they turned in to the very next day ! I suspected they were stink bugs, and drowned them. If anyone can confirm ? Anyway, I took these with a Canon Powershot [ the only camera I own ]Thanks....
 

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Yep, those are stink bugs. They look like "Halyomorpha halys" AKA brown marmorated stink bugs.
 
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