relbugman wrote:
Right on, but Assassins are also 'True Bugs'. But your 3rd photo shows a defining character perfectly: the numerous ~parallel veins in the membranous part of the wings. Assassins have only a few veins and they loop into cells. The hind leg 'leaf' adornment you also show well is often not present in many other species of 'Leaf-footed' Bugs. Assassins often have enlarged and spiny front legs, but like the 'leaf', not all the species show this character.
Thanks relbugman. That's the reason I shot 3 different angles. I know different insects and spiders have distinguishing characteristics and if I don't know what the may be I try my best to give the more expert viewers the view that would be most helpful in identifying.