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  1. Beetles from the other day:

    - Red milkweed beetle (_Tetraopes tetrophthalmus_)—the scientific name translates as "four-eyes four-eyes", note how the antenna divides the eye in two; on its host plant, common milkweed (_Asclepias syriaca_)
    - _Valgus hemipterus_ on Queen Anne's Lace (_Daucus carota_)
    - Grapevine beetle (_Pelidnota punctata_) on Virginia creeper (_Parthenocissus quinquefolia_)
    - Hairy flower scarab (_Trichiotinus_ sp.) on some kind of spiraea

    All scarabs (family Scarabaeidae) except for the milkweed beetle who is a longhorn beetle (family Cerambycidae).

    #bugstodon #insects #beetles #LonghornBeetles #ScarabBeetles #Coleoptera #Cerambycidae #Scarabaeidae #Cetoniinae #Rutelinae

  2. Beetles from the other day:

    - Red milkweed beetle (_Tetraopes tetrophthalmus_)—the scientific name translates as "four-eyes four-eyes", note how the antenna divides the eye in two; on its host plant, common milkweed (_Asclepias syriaca_)
    - _Valgus hemipterus_ on Queen Anne's Lace (_Daucus carota_)
    - Grapevine beetle (_Pelidnota punctata_) on Virginia creeper (_Parthenocissus quinquefolia_)
    - Hairy flower scarab (_Trichiotinus_ sp.) on some kind of spiraea

    All scarabs (family Scarabaeidae) except for the milkweed beetle who is a longhorn beetle (family Cerambycidae).

    #bugstodon #insects #beetles #LonghornBeetles #ScarabBeetles #Coleoptera #Cerambycidae #Scarabaeidae #Cetoniinae #Rutelinae

  3. Beetles from the other day:

    - Red milkweed beetle (_Tetraopes tetrophthalmus_)—the scientific name translates as "four-eyes four-eyes", note how the antenna divides the eye in two; on its host plant, common milkweed (_Asclepias syriaca_)
    - _Valgus hemipterus_ on Queen Anne's Lace (_Daucus carota_)
    - Grapevine beetle (_Pelidnota punctata_) on Virginia creeper (_Parthenocissus quinquefolia_)
    - Hairy flower scarab (_Trichiotinus_ sp.) on some kind of spiraea

    All scarabs (family Scarabaeidae) except for the milkweed beetle who is a longhorn beetle (family Cerambycidae).

    #bugstodon #insects #beetles #LonghornBeetles #ScarabBeetles #Coleoptera #Cerambycidae #Scarabaeidae #Cetoniinae #Rutelinae

  4. The #whitespotted #rosebeetle #Oxythyrea #funesta (#Cetoniinae) is a warmth-loving #Mediterranean #species, which was originally found only sporadically in southern Germany, but has now expanded its range to northern #Germany, apparently due to #globalwarming.
    H. Hoffmann et al. (2021) examined the occurrence and #spread of O. funesta as a #citizensciencestudy.
    #Biodiversity

    © #StefanFWirth #Berlin 2025

    Reference

    H. Hoffmann et al.(2021):
    doi.org/10.21248/contrib.entom

    #Photos

    © S.F. Wirth 2025

  5. The #whitespotted #rosebeetle #Oxythyrea #funesta (#Cetoniinae) is a warmth-loving #Mediterranean #species, which was originally found only sporadically in southern Germany, but has now expanded its range to northern #Germany, apparently due to #globalwarming.
    H. Hoffmann et al. (2021) examined the occurrence and #spread of O. funesta as a #citizensciencestudy.
    #Biodiversity

    © #StefanFWirth #Berlin 2025

    Reference

    H. Hoffmann et al.(2021):
    doi.org/10.21248/contrib.entom

    #Photos

    © S.F. Wirth 2025

  6. The #whitespotted #rosebeetle #Oxythyrea #funesta (#Cetoniinae) is a warmth-loving #Mediterranean #species, which was originally found only sporadically in southern Germany, but has now expanded its range to northern #Germany, apparently due to #globalwarming.
    H. Hoffmann et al. (2021) examined the occurrence and #spread of O. funesta as a #citizensciencestudy.
    #Biodiversity

    © #StefanFWirth #Berlin 2025

    Reference

    H. Hoffmann et al.(2021):
    doi.org/10.21248/contrib.entom

    #Photos

    © S.F. Wirth 2025

  7. The #whitespotted #rosebeetle #Oxythyrea #funesta (#Cetoniinae) is a warmth-loving #Mediterranean #species, which was originally found only sporadically in southern Germany, but has now expanded its range to northern #Germany, apparently due to #globalwarming.
    H. Hoffmann et al. (2021) examined the occurrence and #spread of O. funesta as a #citizensciencestudy.
    #Biodiversity

    © #StefanFWirth #Berlin 2025

    Reference

    H. Hoffmann et al.(2021):
    doi.org/10.21248/contrib.entom

    #Photos

    © S.F. Wirth 2025