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Scaphinotus viduus - female
Copyright © 2006 Frank Guarnieri

Scaphinotus viduus - Female
7 km east of Paw Paw, Morgan County, West Virginia, USA
August 26, 2000
Size: 30 mm
Collected at night in a wooded ravine, on the trunk of a sugar maple tree, eating a hairy caterpillar.

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Contributed by Frank Guarnieri on 28 February, 2006 - 12:45pm
Last updated 22 August, 2019 - 12:44pm

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