Phyllotocus kingii (Nectar scarab)
Found on flowers in the lowlands of the ACT, e.g. Canberra. Has the elytra entirely reddish yellow and covered in setae (hairs), those at the base (next to the pronotum) and along the suture being long and black, those elsewhere on the elytra being short and yellowish brown. Can be confused with (a) Phyllotocus erythropterus, which has all setae on the elytra long and black and the extreme tips of the elytra black, and (b) P. rufipennis, whose elytral setae are limited to a few near the base and along the suture.
Phyllotocus kingii is listed in the following regions:
Species information
- Phyllotocus kingii Scientific name
- Nectar scarab Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-Invasive
- Up to 1094.69m Recorded at altitude
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Maps
Birrigai Bruce Ridge Bruce Ridge to Gossan Hill Campbell Park Woodland Mount Ainslie Mount Jerrabomberra Mount Jerrabomberra QP Namadgi National Park QPRC LGA Rugosa Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve -
Places
Bruce, ACT Cotter River, ACT Hughes, ACT Jerrabomberra, NSW Kambah, ACT Paddys River, ACT Pialligo, ACT Yass River, NSW
