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Longhorn Beetle

Aglaoschema sp.

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Field Notes

Notes:

Longhorn beetle (Cerambycidae) I think. ~ 8 cm.

Species ID Suggestions

Longhorn Beetle

Aglaoschema sp.
bayucca
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Comments (7)
Dhiren
I am also able to captured same insects but bit different. i will post soon..
Leonardo Castro
Thank you S Frazier! bayucca, thank you! Yes, I think it is the Aglaoschema sp too.
bayucca
Cerambycidae, Cerambycinae, Compsocerini, Aglaoschema sp., unfortunately there are too many similar ones around... My closest guesses would be Rufiventre, Haemorrhoidale and Ventrale. http://www.cerambycoidea.com/foto.asp?Id=1785
Leonardo Castro
Thank you, S Frazier. I'm here for two days only and I'm still getting the rhythm of the site. I'm still a bit lost on its operation. I'll do that! Thanks!
Scott Frazier
Nice. That's correct, Longhorn beetle. Why not put that in the common name for the meanwhile. That's better than leaving it read "unknown spotting". But be sure to tick the box that reads "Help me ID this species". Thanks

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