I know you said you dont want pictures of dead specimens, but I did not kill these 2 guys on purpose. To my everlasting shame, they wandered into my doggy pooper scooper and I assume could not escape from the smooth plastic bucket. I really felt bad when I found them but there was nothing I could do, they were already dead. In any case they are almost perfectly preserved and not squashed at all. Their beauty led me to take photographs and attempt to identify them. It has been suggested that they are Calosoma calidum (Fiery hunters) I noticed you did not have any photographs of this species on your guide and even though they are dead they are still beautiful, and as a memorial I thought it would be nice to share their images on here so that their accidental death would not be entirely in vain... In these pics I took you cant see it but in low light the spots look a lovely metallic orange, and when you turn them they switch from orange to green. They were found in my yard which is basically a dry, grassy field with sandy soil and wildflowers.