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Long-horned beetle

Combe brianus

Photo by Les Catchick
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Field Notes

Description:

Fairly large very distinctive long-horned beetle.

Habitat:

Beside the road in a rural area just below Fraser's Hill. I would guess secondary forest.
Altitude 625 m.

Notes:

Seen on the least successful day ever for me on trips to see creatures, so very welcome.

Species ID Suggestions

Longhorn Beetle

Combe brianus

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Comments (5)
Les Catchick
Sorry I had not done that already. I have recently returned from a superb trip to Peru. Incredible for butterflies but many other great insects too.
bayucca
I still have my little secrets...
Les Catchick
Thanks Dominik. I have no idea how you got it. I read that it is quite rare, but do not know if it is true. Certainly there are few photos of a live one.
bayucca
Cerambycidae, Lamiinae, Monochamini, Combe brianus. Nice one, once from the other side of the globe ;-) http://america.pink/images/1/0/4/9/5/9/4/en/1-combe-brianus.jpg http://www.cerambycoidea.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7559

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PublishedMay 29, 2016

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