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Beetles

The following is a gallery of beetle photos taken over the past few years.

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Pennsylvania Leatherwing - Chauliognathus-pennsylvanicus - view 1	Pennsylvania Leatherwing - Chauliognathus-pennsylvanicus - view 2	Strangalepta abbreviata - (Cerambycidae) - [possible?]	Strangalepta abbreviata -- (Cerambycidae) [possible?]	a very pregnant leaf beetle -- familly Chrysomelidae
Necrophila americana -- Carrion beetle	Lytta sayi --blister-beetles - side view	Predaceous Diving Beetle - Dytiscus dauricus? - 1	Predaceous Diving Beetle - Dytiscus dauricus? - 2	Predaceous Diving Beetle - Dytiscus dauricus? - 3
Predaceous Diving Beetle - Dytiscus dauricus? - 4	Megalodacne heros - Pleasing Fungus Beetle	Megalodacne heros. - Pleasing Fungus Beetle	Bolitotherus cornutus - Horned Fungus Beetles	Trichiotinus assimilis - view 1
Trichiotinus assimilis - view 2	tiger beetle - view 1	tiger beetle - view 2	trirhabda-larva-1-small.jpg	Trirhabda larva
Typocerus velutinus - Banded longhorn	Pennsylvania Leatherwings -- Chauliognathus pennsylvanicus - mating pair	Eastern Milkweed Longhorn beetle -- Tetraopes tetraophthalmus - 1	Eastern Milkweed Longhorn beetle -- Tetraopes tetraophthalmus - 2	Pennsylvania Leatherwing - Chauliognathus pennsylvanicus
Goldenrod beetles - Trirhabda sp.	longhorn-milkweed-beetle.jpg	Eastern Milkweed Longhorn beetle -- Tetraopes tetraophthalmus	Cyrtophorus verrucosus - view 1	Cyrtophorus verrucosus - view 2
Cyrtophorus verrucosus - view 3	Cyrtophorus verrucosus - view 4	Oiceoptoma noveboracense (?) - Carrion beetle	Clytus ruricola - view 1	Clytus ruricola - view 2
Chrysochus auratus - Dogbane Beetle - view 2	Buffalo Carpet Beetle - Anthrenus scrophulariae	Six-spotted Green Tiger Beetle- Cicindela sexguttata	Rhyssomatus lineaticollis -- milkweed weevil	Rhyssomatus lineaticollis -- milkweed weevil

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Bev Wigney		19-Sep-2010 11:22
Hi Leanne, Sorry, I can't think of what kind of beetle that might be. Possibly it's a species we don't have here in eastern Canada.

Bev Wigney		06-Jun-2010 10:09
Kirwan, you could send a photo to the email address that I have a link to at the bottom on my photos. However.. and this is important! Be sure that the photo file you send is no more than 200 or 300KB. At the moment, I'm renovating an old house in Nova Scotia and my only net connection is one of thos modem stick things. I have to pay for every bit of data transfer and the transfer rate is quite slow most of the time, so I don't appreciate receiving big 1 MB or larger files as they take forever to download and cost me money. If you can send a small enough file, I don't mind taking a look at it, but depending on your area, I may or may not have seen the beetle before. regards, bev

Kirwan Coefield		06-Jun-2010 00:45
I am trying to find out what kind of beetle I have found and can I send you a picture of it? I first saw them on my grape vine leaf about three years ago and this year I found them on my pine tree in the backyard.

Gerolyn		20-Oct-2009 20:54
I didn't exactly see the beetle that is infesting my neighborhood on this site. My beetle is orange and black. Their are thousands hanging in my carport and are coming inside of my house. What exactly are these things? Thanks

sookevista		17-Jul-2009 00:20
Hello, same as Vancouver below. Found a rather large dramatically banded beetle with exotic banded long antennae. All black and white bands. July 15th 2009. Victoria BC.

Bev Wigney		04-Feb-2009 20:49
Thanks for the Ids, "v".

=v=belov		04-Feb-2009 20:19
a few corrections stink bugs (mating) -- Cosmopepla lintneriana -- stranded among beetles "probably Carabus nemoralis" = Carabus nemoralis "Rhyssematus" = Rhyssomatus [spelling] Red-blue Checkered Beetle = Trichodes nutalli Cleridae -- Checkered Beetle (?) = Trichodes sp. Poplar weevil -- no ID = Lepyrus palustris brown-black-beetle.jpg = Anomoea laticlavia Cleonis shown as "Euparius" Megalodacne sp. = M. heros "Cantharis curtisi" = Rhagonycha fulva Click beetle #2 = Ampedus sp. post your catch on BugGuide.net for identification! cheers, =v=

Bii		16-Nov-2008 08:42
I keep getting these beetles in my bedroom. its a light brown with black spots. in the past month ive killed about 12. this is becoming a big bother. im kinda getting freaked out. anyone know what it may be?(new jersey)

Ashley		06-Aug-2008 18:13
I think I saw the same beetle you were talking about, with black and white stripes. Mine also had long "horns" as well. It was the biggest beetle I've seen. It fell on my daughter while we were outside. I am trying to figure out what it is. We are from Wichita, KS

John		15-Jul-2008 01:26
I also found this beetle (july 14) that has several black and white stripes. Anyone know what this is? found in Vancouver

Brittany		14-Jul-2008 22:04
ok so I found this beetle with these weird black and white stripes along its back and it has horns like things plus im positive it is not from our area. I do not know what it is but i think it is a beetle. what do you suggest it would be?

midori		06-Jul-2008 21:37
the beetle i found is brown with white stripes and furry antanna ( i forgot how to spell it)

midori		06-Jul-2008 21:33
i never seen so many beetles but i didn't see the one i caught

Jon		19-Jun-2008 19:01
Nice selection of beetle photos, But couldn't find the one I'm looking for Black with Red stripes...they are eating my Radishes, normally radishes repel beetles ?

Guest		01-Jun-2007 13:06
very interesting gorgeous gallery, great work.

Guest		28-May-2006 16:55
hello nic pics u hav here

Guest		28-May-2006 16:52
lol cool pics u got here! lmao u dont no me.. i got this off google cuz i was doin a project on beetles lol......

Bev Wigney		27-Mar-2006 11:14
Thank you very much, Ulla and Donna!

Ulla Kruys		26-Mar-2006 08:28
Fantastic gallery of beetles!

Donna Hollinger		06-Jul-2005 13:53
Crocodile! what a treasure you have here...

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