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Black Beetle (Darkling)

Aethyssius viridis,

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Field Notes

Notes:

These beetles seem to be common on tree trunks and in places where lumber has been used for things such as retaining walls. There are even some along the edge of brick structures. These are only saving as drafts. Trying again

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Darkling Beetles - FAMILY TENEBRIONIDAE

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Beetles of Southeastern Australia
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PublishedMarch 22, 2013

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