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Bright Red Flower Longhorn - Batyle
Copyright © 1993 Stephen Cresswell

Bright Red Flower Longhorn - Batyle
May 14, 1993
Looking through Yanega I didn't find many red longhorns. The closest seems to be Batyle suturalis.
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Contributed by Stephen Cresswell on 8 September, 2004 - 7:29am
Last updated 10 September, 2004 - 5:42am

Batyle sp.
Really can't depend on color pattern to ID too many species. There is so much individual variation. This is definitely in the genus Batyle, but beyond that I cannot say. I wish Doug Yanega himself had the time to visit this site daily, but he has curatorial responsibilities:-)
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Batyle suturalis
Doing some more work on this today, I found that there are only two Eastern species of Batyle, and the other one, B. ignicollis, has black elytra.

--Stephen

Stephen Cresswell
Buckhannon, WV
www.stephencresswell.com
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