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It was a slow moving bug. I found it in the yard while it was trying to find shelter in the shadows.
Spotted on Apr 16, 2012
Submitted on Apr 17, 2012
14 Comments
nice spotting!
And welcome to Project Noah!!
Nice shot!
The white balance on the camera is set correctly (the pictures have been taken in RAW format). And it did look like having a slightly brownish color.
If the body is grey (can't really tell from the photos, sometimes the hue changes), then it is Morimus funereus, from the same family, CERAMBYCIDAE.
http://www.lamiinae.org/index.php?pg=fgr...
Thanks Emilie!
This appears to be one of the long-horned beetles, but I can't help much beyond that.
Longhorn beetle, family Cerambycidae
wow,,
Very nice capture,
Very interesting. It is a longhorn beetle of some kind (Aegomorphus sp.) if that helps narrow your search at all.
Welcome to Project Noah Bogdan!
Looks like Herophila tristis (fam. Cerambycidae).
Nice spot and great photos.
Wow sensacional felicidades gran detalle del insecto