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PitterCol Yumbo, Colombia Jul 01, 2022

Also looks familiar. What might it be?

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Jul 01, 2022

This appears to be a click beetle (family Elateridae). They usually do not have such prominent setae ('hairs') on their bodies.

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PitterCol Yumbo, Colombia Jul 01, 2022

Thank you, I remember that shape now.

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DWMike Oxford, MS(Zone 7a) Jul 11, 2022

Also a key ID'ing characteristic for Click Beetles (Elateridae) is Lateral margins of prothorax point backward. Which your specimen displays in the image.

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PitterCol Yumbo, Colombia Jul 13, 2022

Thank you, good information.

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Jul 14, 2022

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Also a key ID'ing characteristic for Click Beetles (Elateridae) is Lateral margins of prothorax point backward. Which your specimen displays in the image.


Some false click beetles (Eucnemidae) also show that characteristic - see https://marylandbiodiversity.com/record/492863

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