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mygypsyrose Browns Mills, NJ(Zone 6b) Jul 17, 2007

This isn't a ladybug, is it?

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claypa West Pottsgrove, PA(Zone 6b) Jul 19, 2007

No... it's weevil-like, with that snout. It's a long shot, but maybe this one:


http://bugguide.net/node/view/5274

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maccionoadha Halifax, MA(Zone 6a) Jul 19, 2007

It could also be Rose Weevil- Rhynchnites bicolor. Here's a link:
http://bugguide.net/node/view/4560#950

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claypa West Pottsgrove, PA(Zone 6b) Jul 19, 2007

edited out a dead link to a picture, off-topic anyway


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kennedyh Churchill, Victoria, Australia(Zone 10a) Jul 19, 2007

Well identified claypa, that looks exactly right.

mygypsyrose, that beetle is a new family for BugFiles, so I have created an entry for the Leaf Rolling Weevil (Homoeolabus analis) here: http://davesgarden.com/bf/go/4804/

Would you please add your image to this page? I will then be able to use it to illustrate the Attelabidae family in the index.

Kennedy

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mygypsyrose Browns Mills, NJ(Zone 6b) Jul 19, 2007

I just added that to BugFiles. Now I have to read up to see if its a good bug or bad bug. Thanks for the links and ID :-) Andrea

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kennedyh Churchill, Victoria, Australia(Zone 10a) Jul 19, 2007

Thanks Andre, your image is now illustrating the Attelabidae family in the index.

Kennedy

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