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Beetle for identification

7 years ago

Perhaps someone can identify this distinctive-looking beetle. In Georgia, on citrus.

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Iris S (SC, Zone 7b)
7 years ago
Wish I could help you out for once. The only thing it reminds me of is Sumac flee beetle.
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7 years ago
Thank you, Iris, that is the right species ID. I had the Leaf Beetle family correct, but ran out of patience, couldn't find an exact match in the Case-Bearing subfamily.

I will report your ID to the original poster on a fruit-growing forum.
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