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Genus Harpalus

 
 
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Harpalus affinis · Murky Ground Beetle · Harpalus eraticus · Harpalus herbivagus · Harpalus pensylvanicus

Species Harpalus affinis
Harpalini sp.? - Harpalus affinis Harpalini sp.? - Harpalus affinis Carabidae? - Harpalus affinis Carabidae? - Harpalus affinis Carabid - Harpalus affinis Metallic Green Ground Beetle - Harpalus affinis Metallic Green Ground Beetle - Harpalus affinis Carabid - Harpalus affinis

Species Harpalus caliginosus - Murky Ground Beetle
Murky Ground Beetle - Harpalus caliginosus Murky Ground Beetle - Harpalus caliginosus Ground Beetle - Harpalus caliginosus Ground Beetle - Harpalus caliginosus Murky Ground Beetle - Harpalus caliginosus Murky Ground Beetle - Harpalus caliginosus

Species Harpalus eraticus
Reddish Beetle - Harpalus eraticus

Species Harpalus herbivagus
Ground Beetle - Harpalus herbivagus

Species Harpalus pensylvanicus
Ground Beetle - Harpalus pensylvanicus Black Beetle with orange legs - Harpalus pensylvanicus What Carabid? - Harpalus pensylvanicus

 
 
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