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Dictyoptera simplicipes
The red legs, scape, and head differentiate Dictyoptera simplicipes from Dictyoptera aurora.
Spotted in a mixed forest.
Ranges in western North America.
Thanks for commenting, Tukup.
Looks like a first for PN, but then my search many times doesn't even show my own 😊 Anyway, great spotting Brian. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for commenting Muana and Saturniidae27.
Nice spotting Brian :) Reminds me of the swarms of mating (Lycus sanguineus) net winged beetles I saw in Carlsbad caverns in New Mexico.Unfortunately I couldn't capture some pics for PN.
Nice! I’ve seen this in WA too.
Spotted on Apr 17, 2020 Submitted on Apr 18, 2020
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Thanks for commenting, Tukup.
Looks like a first for PN, but then my search many times doesn't even show my own 😊 Anyway, great spotting Brian. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for commenting Muana and Saturniidae27.
Nice spotting Brian :) Reminds me of the swarms of mating (Lycus sanguineus) net winged beetles I saw in Carlsbad caverns in New Mexico.Unfortunately I couldn't capture some pics for PN.
Nice! I’ve seen this in WA too.