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Net-winged Beetle

Lycus fernandezi

Photo by Felix Fleck
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Description:

About 23mm long. Very flat and broad, with a relatively small head; elongated snout, reminiscent of a weevil; bright orange colouration with a dark patch at the tip of the elytra. I think this is L. fernandezi, but L. arizonensis is identical.

Habitat:

Found in 'El Cimatario' national park, just outside of Querétaro. The area is semi-arid, with lots of acacia and cacti.

Reference Links:

Lycus (beetle) - Wikipedia, Species Lycus fernandezi - BugGuide.Net

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