This is a quite large member of the Leaf-footed bug family (Coreidae), although not nearly as big as the truly gigantic (for a Coreidae) Acanthocephala, which we haven't recorded yet from FWG I think. That must be an oversight, for they are very common. This Coreidae, in Barry's photo, has a rather confusing common name, making one think they are in the seed bug family. And yet, the name is also apt, for they do feed on seeds and 'seedy' fruit. The western conifer seed bug is most often found in late summer through autumn, and often on the sides of buildings as they soak up the sun's rays, or look for a crevice in which to spend the winter.