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Genus Meloe - Oil Beetles

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Meloe laevis · Meloe niger · Meloe strigulosus · suspect new species · Temporary page: images seen and deemed unIDable by Dr. Pinto

Species Meloe laevis
Oil Beetle (Meloe) - Meloe laevis - female

Species Meloe niger
Meloidae - Blister Beetle - Meloe niger Meloe spp.?? - Meloe niger - male - female

Species Meloe strigulosus
DSCF7447.JPG - Meloe strigulosus - male DSCF7454.JPG - Meloe strigulosus Oil Beetle? - Meloe strigulosus - male Meloe strigulosus - male

suspect new species
Black Beetle - Meloe

Temporary page: images seen and deemed unIDable by Dr. Pinto
Blister Beetle - Meloe Weak antennal crook - Meloe - male - female Large Black Insect spotted in front yard - Meloe Weird beetle - Meloe - male Oil Beetle - Meloe Meloe - female Black beetles mating - Meloe - male - female What bug this? - Meloe

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