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Habitat:

was on Ohi'a lehua blossom that had fallen to the ground, old growth Ohi'a forest, 1400' ?

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6 Comments

kallygos
kallygos 10 years ago

Does anyone think this is a steel blue ladybird beetle larvae? Are there entomologists on this site?

kallygos
kallygos 11 years ago

I do see this beauty
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:H-chal...

here on the land ( I posted the original larvae) . The Steel Blue ladybird. She is beaut but her larvae do not look like this one. Never seen a ladybird beetle although there are few interenet references to them being in Hawaii.

MrsPbio
MrsPbio 11 years ago

This should be interesting... from what I've read, ladybugs are not native to Hawaii. Which explains the difficulty I'm having finding a photo of Hawaiian ladybugs or their larvae.....

MrsPbio
MrsPbio 11 years ago

I agree... looks like a ladybug larvae. More bristly than the mainland species though.....

KeithRoragen
KeithRoragen 11 years ago

It looks like a Lady Beetle larva.

ChunXingWong
ChunXingWong 11 years ago

Hmm... I wonder what they are.

kallygos
Spotted by
kallygos

Hawaii, USA

Spotted on Jul 17, 2012
Submitted on Mar 6, 2013

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