Phyllotocus rufipennis

Nectar scarab

One of several species of Phyllotocus commonly found on flowers (including garden species) during summer. This one can be recognised by having the elytra entirely translucent yellow and without any setae except a few near the base (i.e. next to the pronotum) and along the suture (i.e. the centreline where the elytra join). P. rufipennis is slightly larger than the other day-active Phyllotocus.

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Species information

• Phyllotocus rufipennis Scientific name
• Nectar scarab Common name
• Not Sensitive
• Local Native
• Non-Invasive
• 0m to 1933.44m Recorded at altitude
• Machine learning
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Location information

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  ANBG Aranda Bushland Black Mountain Dickson Wetland Dickson Wetland Corridor Dryandra St Woodland Gigerline Nature Reserve Goorooyarroo NR (ACT) Holder Wetlands Illilanga & Baroona Jerrabomberra Wetlands Kama Kosciuszko National Park Mcleods Creek Res (Gundaroo) Molonglo River Reserve Namadgi National Park National Arboretum Forests Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Sherwood Forest Sth Tablelands Ecosystem Park The Pinnacle Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve West Belconnen Pond

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• Places

  Acton, ACT Booth, ACT Boro, NSW Bruce, ACT Conder, ACT Cook, ACT Coree, ACT Dickson, ACT Duffy, ACT Dunlop, ACT Forde, ACT Fyshwick, ACT Gundaroo, NSW Hawker, ACT Holt, ACT Kosciuszko National Park, NSW Macarthur, ACT Michelago, NSW Molonglo Valley, ACT Murrumbateman, NSW O'Connor, ACT Paddys River, ACT Pialligo, ACT Symonston, ACT Tennent, ACT Tharwa, ACT Urila, NSW Watson, ACT Yaouk, NSW