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Superfamily Cleroidea - Bark-gnawing, Checkered and Soft-winged Flower Beetles

Checkered Beetles · Soft-winged Flower Beetles · Bark-gnawing Beetles

Family Cleridae - Checkered Beetles
clerid - Enoclerus Black base clerid - Cymatodera dark red pronotum clerid - Cymatodera - female Blue Beetle on my cut crape myrtle branches - Chariessa vestita Cymatodera californica beetle in datura flower - Trichodes ornatus Ornate Checkered Beetle - Trichodes ornatus Orange and black beetle. - Trichodes ornatus

Family Melyridae - Soft-winged Flower Beetles
beetle - Collops red and black beetle - Anthocomus bipunctatus Beetle black yellow - Attalus circumscriptus Soft-winged Flower Beetle - Collops nigriceps - male Soft-winged Flower Beetle - Collops bipunctatus - female Desert Collops - Collops - female Collops sp. - Collops Grey and Black Spotted Beetle - Listrus

Family Trogossitidae - Bark-gnawing Beetles
hairy golden tortoise - Thymalus marginicollis Tortoise Beetle? - Thymalus marginicollis beetle - Temnoscheila What's my name? - Temnoscheila virescens Bark-gnawing Beetle - Tenebroides corticalis April 10, 2007 - Bark-gnawing Beetle Larva - Thymalus marginicollis Flat / Bark something - possibly Trogossitidae? - Corticotomus cylindricus Corticotomus cylindricus


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