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Longhorn beetle

Batocera rubus

Photo by JordiPrats
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Field Notes

Description:

About 5cm long, black with 2 red spots at the back and also some white spots

Habitat:

Species ID Suggestions

Longhorn beetle

Batocera rubus

Comments (7)

I compared images of parryi, they all differ in: - 2nd spot on elytra not obviously larger than 1st or 3rd; - elytra shininig in posteriour half.
this is the best shot at top, not so good quality, thanks for your help
Might be, but Batocera parry has usually not a separated spot at that location and the spots are very regular. That's why I wanted to see the top of the beetle. Personally I am sceptic about B. parry (not parri).
Baticera parry? http://www.animallifeforms.com/605020601348378/Beetles_-_Longhorns__Batocera_parryi__10378.aspx
Cerambycidae, Laminae, Batocerini, Batocera sp.. Any shot from the top to see the markings more clearly?
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PublishedSeptember 24, 2014

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