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Checkered beetle

Enoclerus ichneumoneus

Photo by AmberTriplett
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Field Notes

Description:

Generally, checkered beetles are elongated and oval in shape and range from 3–24 millimeters (.1–1 in). Their entire bodies are covered with bristly hairs, and many display an ornate body color pattern. These often brightly color patterns can be red, yellow, orange, or blue. The antennae are clubbed at the tip for most species, but others can be “clubbed, saw-tooth, or thread-like.”

Notes:

These have some significance in forensic entomology!

Species ID Suggestions

Checkered beetle

Enoclerus ichneumoneus

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PublishedAugust 28, 2013

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