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These beetles are small- to medium-sized with a hard carapace. They are rather flat, long, and oval-shaped. The wing-covers are often bumpy or conspicuously ridged, brown or black, with an iridescent sheen. The eyes are rather large for a beetle. Adults occasionally visit flowers for pollen, while the larvae bore through the wood of various trees and shrubs, creating flattened tunnels.subfamily Subfamily Agrilinae Lacordaire
Shrubs
Spotted on Nov 4, 2012
Submitted on Nov 7, 2012
