Nymphalidae - brushfoots
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J. Fojtíková
Záraza hřebíčková
PETR LOUTKA
NIC MOC
Petr Jansa
cryptorhynchinae
Petr Jansa
Cyclominae - Entomoderus
Petr Jansa
Otiorhynchus group.cardiniger
Petr Jansa
Phylobius cf.glaucus
Tony Benn
Head red, but antennal segments IV-XI and apex of II and III, fore part of frons, clypeus, a middle longitudinal frontal stripe, and middle ventral part black; Pronotum red with narrow black area on sides, with a middle longitudinal narrow groove, extended from base to the anterior third; Legs red-yellow, but black coxae, tarsi and apex of tibiae; Elytra yellow-red with sparse setation, with sparse, bare black spots, 4 yellow stripes on the scarcely elevated venations; Ventral surface black, with red-yellow meso- and metasternum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. spilotella (Péringuey)https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237763886_Australytta_a_new_blister_beetle_genus_from_Southern_Africa_Coleoptera_Meloidae
Tony Benn
I forgot to paste the inat post . Sorry. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19167852
Tony Benn
Should the head and pronotum of australytta spilotella be red rather than grey ? Im referring to this discussion I have started on inaturalist. Thanks. Perhaps you have shown a different australytta species.
Vítězslav Kubáň
Anthaxia (Melanthaxia) helvetica helvetica Stierlin, 1868