Shield Bug (1 Viewer)

This shield bug I photographed this afternoon it was first seen in the garage at Home so I tryed to get some clear photo,s of it before releaseing it outdoors Their not the best pictures but hopefully the first one of them will Identify this shield Bug, I think it is picromerus bidens with the clear orange Spot on the back and as sharply pointed sides of pronotum as Against a similar shield bug the forest bug penatoma rufipes in a nature guide I,ve been looking at this bug shows square shoulders
If anyone knows more please could you leave a comment.

It looks like Pentatoma rufipes to me. The spikes in Picromerus bidens are much more pointed.

pdwinter said:

It looks like Pentatoma rufipes to me. The spikes in Picromerus bidens are much more pointed.

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Thank you for the feedback paul looking back again the spikes do look sharper in the guide book as opposed to the one I found but I think it was a first record For me either shieldbug would have been quite a big Insect as in relation to thee other shield bugs I,ve seen all the best coal tit.