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Image 1. A beetle peeks out from the flower of the lizard orchid
Image 2. A beetle on the flower of a lizard orchid
Image 3. A beetle in Provence on Centranthus calcitrapae
Image 4. A long horned beetle in the family Cerambycidae. The larvae are sometimes called round-headed woodborers. This one was in southern France.
Image 5. A beetle on Anthericum. From Haute-Provence, France
Image 6. A beetle on a composite flower. From Haute-Provence, France
Image 7. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 8. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 9. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 10. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California Image 11. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 12. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 13. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 14. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 15. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 16. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 17. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 18. Tracks of bark beetles, probably in the genus Scolytus, northern California
Image 19. Tracks of bark beetles on a log in an arroyo, northern New Mexico |
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