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Rose Chafer - Macrodactylus angustatus
Copyright © 2004 Cotinis

Rose Chafer - Macrodactylus angustatus
Hill Forest, near Dial Creek, Durham County, North Carolina, USA
June 20, 2004
Josh Rose caught this individual by hand as if flew down a woodland trail at eye-level. It posed for a couple of photos, and then took off.

ID TBA--PC. (Move to genus level?)
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Contributed by Cotinis on 18 October, 2004 - 5:30am
Last updated 14 January, 2012 - 4:17pm

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Moved from Rose Chafer. My opinion is that this female matches better with M. angustatus, as it appears the pronotal setae, though worn, are more erect than appressed.
… Brad Barnd, 14 January, 2012 - 4:17pm login or register to post comments

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