This video is called True Bugs.
Today, warden Erik van der Spek, on Texel island in the Netherlands, writes about bugs.
Recently, biologists discovered three species, new for the island, of this insect group, .
Temnostehus pusillus was found in the Bollekamer nature reserve, in the western dunes.
Rhacognathus punctatus, the heather bug, was discovered in the Horspolder, in the south of Texel.
Cyphostethus tristriatus, juniper shield bug, was found on a juniper shrub in the sand dunes.
This brings the number of Texel bug species to 313; about half of all bug species in the whole Netherlands.
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