

I discovered five of these "invisible" bugs on a log close to my "red-neck house". The trees had been cut about three months ago for the purpose of freeing up space for the building of the small two room house. If I hadn't been specifically looking for small insects, I'm sure I'd never have seen them.
3 comments:
Nice example of why these beetles are colored the way they are. Cerambycid beetles in tribe Acanthocinini, and I immediately thought they were a species of Lagocheirus, but I've been unable to figure out which one or even confirm that is the right genus - sorry!
regards--ted
Amazing photos. Found you through Ted.
Hi, has been ages since I stopped by, but spent enough time to go back to the last time I made comment. Your photos have gotten to be amazing! This spider and its photo are the best yet.
Post a Comment