I can't help you other that notice that you have the "Red Bark" district for bugs....

SCG

Bottom one looks like brown marmorated stink bug
see here to ID

Need to see more details of the other insect. We can't see enough of the back (top) to be certain. Could be a two-spotted stink bug.....or a beetle of some kind.

Adding to my post above, it could be western conifer seed bug (hard to tell difference from photo above):

another site to ID

Rina

Thank you all!

SCG....agree, lol

unfortunately, I have only this picture,..there should be ALLOT of
newcomers next year with more pictures to come.

Looking at the two from Rina's link, [in my picture] bottom looks
like BROWN MARMORATED STINK BUG.

Konrad, I hope not, from what I read it is the worse one to have...they are spreading all over Canada too. Another imported bug, and it first appeared in USA as late as mid 1990. That is a fast progress.
Did you actually have a good look at them? It's hard to see details in the photo.

BMSB is now in Ontario, I read about them on OMAFRA site:
info for Ontario
Easy to subscribe to monthly newsletter.

You could probably get similar info from your provinces site - unless you do already.

Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Tue, Nov 18, 14 at 0:30

Yes..it would be bad, remember now that I was reading on the same bug when posted first on pests & disease, so I suppose it was diagnosed there as well, I'll keep my eyes open next year for more pictures. Thank you for the link!

top ones look like boxelder bugs .. on this poor pic of those ...

ken

Thank you Ken!

I looked hard and found two more pictures...

The top bug..

Not sure what..

The black/red one looks like another stink bug (I found this on web):

two-spotted stink bug
If that's correct, then it's a "good news" since it is a predator (as per: see 'diet info')

I found this short video to help identify BMSB:
video-BMSB

Hope some of this helps.

Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Tue, Nov 18, 14 at 0:44

Thanks for the links rina_ Geez looks like you have BMSB konrad...uggg..

They almost make my pine beetle infestation look mellow.

SCG

Thank you Rina!
Yes..looks like a good and a bad.

But,
according to the site..
Distinguishing characteristics are the white and dark banding on the antennae on the next-to-last antennal segment

I'm not really seeing this.
bottom bug and the one on flower are more like orange red?

Well I had nothing better to do than scour the internet and in my uneducated, unscientific, and small mind I am of the opinion your bugs are not BMSB. My conclusion was based on the following:

-The legs have distinct spots rather than being mottled
-The shoulder looks rough opposed to being smooth
-The antennae do not look to have distinct white bands
-There are not faint white bands on the legs
-The head (flower pic) is not blunt but pointed
- I can't see a dark tip on the forewing
- You would probably be saying I wondered what had damaged all my fruit!

Now lets just hope I am right!

SCG

Thank you SCG for doing all this investigation! I only outlined one major one,.. antennae not having the white and dark bands.
Yes, lets hope you're right,...still, it's a stink bug of some kind which I think can damage some fruits, I haven't seen any damage done so far, have to watch more closely next year.