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Cerambycidae
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Cerambycidae
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Monday, February 25, 2013
Longhorn Beetle (Evgenlus plumatus)
Family Cerambycidae
A medium size and very colourful beetle.
No information is available on it either but I post these pictures for identification purposes.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Turquoise Longhorn (Prosopocera lactator)
Family Cerambycidae
This is another beetle I have been looking for and was pleased to eventually find it.
They lay their eggs in the stems of the
Buffalo Thorn.
It is about 2.5cm in length and is a light peppermint green and brown in colour with turquoise leg markings.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Unusual colour Longhorn Beetle
This has to be the most unusual color for a Longhorn Beetle.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Large Brown Longhorn Beetle (Macrotoma palmata) Cerambycidae
These beetles are amazin with their long horns. They are mainly nocturnal.
The larvae possess and enzyme for digesting cellulose. They are borers prefering the Acacia trees.
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