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Photo#97327
R*ove be*etle? No, earwig. - Euborellia annulipes - female

R*ove be*etle? No, earwig. - Euborellia annulipes - Female
Fullerton Arboretum, Fullerton, Orange County, California, USA
March 5, 2007

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R*ove be*etle? No, earwig. - Euborellia annulipes - female R*ove be*etle? No, earwig. - Euborellia annulipes - female

Moved
Moved from Earwigs.

Ring-legged Earwig
This is an adult female Euborellia annulipes. The dark markings on the legs are distinctive, if nothing else. 8 abdominal segments (the cerci are one of them) make it a female, 16 antennal segments make it an adult.

 
Thanks, Chuck
Neat you could take it to species. I was really at sea with this one.

 
Not that hard.
It's a small enough group, and there are only a few cases where key characters aren't obvious to non-entomologists.