Castiarina rectifasciata (Rectifasciate jewel beetle)

(Saunders, 1868)

Easily confused with other 'black n yellow' trifasciate jewel beetles in our area though elytra is heavily costate (furrowed) and its overall reflections (of the black areas) are blue/purple.

ALA has many sightings (233) listed though primarily in the Sydney region and in southern VIC.

Barker's 'Castiarina' has lengths as male: 11.6mm and female: 13mm

Castiarina rectifasciata is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands

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Species information

Castiarina rectifasciata Scientific name
Rectifasciate jewel beetle Common name
Not Sensitive
Rare or uncommon native
Non-invasive or negligible
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Location information

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Yaouk, NSW

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