Darkling beetles (Tenebrionidae)


Darkling beetles (Tenebrionidae)

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KimberiRP wrote:
3 hrs ago
Two species of Pterohelaeus here, P. hirtus and P. piceus.
P. piceus appears in images 1 and 4; to the right in image 2; and to the right in image 3.
P. hirtus is at the left in image 2; and at the left and middle in image 3.
P. piceus is common in Canberra gardens; it has an oval outline and thin tarsi (feet). P. hirtus has a more oblong outline, broad tarsi and more prominent costae (ridges) on the elytra. It is uncommon.

Unidentified Darkling beetle (Tenebrionidae)
sangio7 wrote:
25 Dec 2024
Thanks Michael. What a trooper - obviously keen to improve upon your 50,000 verifications even on Christmas Day. An amazing and incredibly valuable effort. Merry Christmas, Warren

Homotrysis lugubris
24 Dec 2024
I suspect it is Lepturidea viridis

Alleculinae sp. (Subfamily)
living wrote:
19 Dec 2024
Zophophilous sp.

Zophophilus sp. (genus)
living wrote:
18 Dec 2024
Prophanes simplex

Prophanes simplex
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