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Two-spotted Weevil

Rhinotia bidentata

Photo by pamsai
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Field Notes

Description:

A small elongated weevil with two bright dots on the apex of the elytra.

Habitat:

Seen in Churchill National Park on eucalyptus

Notes:

thanks Martin and Mark for the ID

Reference Links:

Rhinotia bidentata - Insects of Tas: Curculionoidea

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