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Photo by kyleighphelps
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Field Notes

Description:

Medium-Large size beetle. Large mandibles, orange spots at end of antennae.

Notes:

It was located inside my empty hot tub.

Species ID Suggestions

Sexton Beetle

Nicrophorus sayi

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Comments (2)
injica
And plus antennas of Mylabris pustulata are black not red.
injica
Chief it can be lots of other things apart from Mylabris pustulata- that is a South Asian species, doesn't live in America and in Europe too!

Spotted for Missions

Mission
Wildlife of Northeastern USA
Mission
Backyard bugs and unknown visitors of the Northeastern United States
Photographed
PublishedMay 28, 2013

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