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 Looks
Tiger Beetle like but small jaws
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 Same
from top, pretty but what are you?
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 Nothing
too distinguishing on this one, got away before I could
get more pics
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 THought this would be easy to ID with its red coloring but apparently not.
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 Here
it is from the side, slight pattern on wings
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 Finaly
shot, has those small but distinct jaws as well
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 That
elephant like terrain would be my hand. Very small beetle
and very dehydrated me.
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 Same
beetle, founf in West Virginia now that i think about it,
ooops, perhaps it is not native to Eastern US.
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 Just
moved this close to the next tow, looks the same found on
the ground this time.
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 Fierce
face, long antennae, full body shot to the right
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Body shape and antennae like a Flower Longhorn but none
are this color.
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 Thought it was the ground beetle Lebia Pulchella but the coloring is wrong, but looks to be a relative, soooo pretty
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 The close to a Lebia Pulchella beetle from top, funny little head
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 Again from the side, flatter than round
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 Same from the front, note wee pincer like jaws.
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 This was shot in the Caribbean, but on the offchance it is also found here, here you go, Loooong antennae like a sawyer or long horn
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 This looks like a leaf beetle, but the coloring threw me off, also has very thin, longer legs.
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 Same head on.
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 Such a distinct red beetle anad no idea what it is.
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 Same beetle and a penchant for tarring my finger like a grasshopper.
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This one has handlebar moustache-like antennae
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 Very dome shped like swamp milkweed beetle but pointier at top, also coloring quite different.
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 Shiny dark beetle on a plant blade.
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 These guys are cool, small as they are on goldenrod blossoms, and have a slight pattern on their shiny domes.
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 Round
maroon beetle, distinct ridges on back
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 Another maroon beetle but smooth back and longer
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 Brownish beetle on leaf, again
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 Very
small on a spikey plant whose name eludes me again, but
sturdy looking fellow
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 I am thinking a weevil nose is poking poking out there partially hidden, but still don't know what even so
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 Colored like a firefly kind of, but much smaller and no protective shield on nape.
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 This must be a ground or tiger beetle with such shape and coloring but couldn't find it in any guide.
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 Cute weevil of some sort?
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 Funny looking, found in caribbean again, but perhaps it's found here as well?
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 Has a Click Beetle-ish body but coloring all dull black
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 Same from front
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 Looks weevil-ish
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 Tiny shiny black
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 Same from top, looks almost like a plant bug, uh oh
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 Swamp milkweed beetle shape but smaller, a Klamathweed Beetle perhaps?
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 a Klamathweed Beetle perhaps?
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 Weevil but quite tiny, inside a mullin plant, otherwise I would have thought Flower Weevil
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 Same from top back side
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