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Pachyrrhynchus congestus var. immarginatus
grass land covered with pines
Found it on our way down when we were hiking Mount Cabuyao at Sto Tomas, Baguio City
Thank you guys. Seriously, its my first time seeing something like this with blue spots....we normally encounter the pure black weevil.
Congratulations Angel :) Seriously its an angel :) Great spotting :)
Congrats Angel! Beautiful little weevil. Great find :)
Congrats Angel!
Congratulations Angel !
Thank you so much to everyone.
Congratulations Angel. Nice find.
Love it! Looks like a little jewel! Congrats on the Spotting of the Day honors!
Congratulations Angel, your colorful polka-dotted weevil has been chosen Spotting of the Day!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=...Twitter: https://twitter.com/projectnoah/status/3...
Oh, I love him!
Sorry mustafarustom, i just could not find other sites for kotoensis, besides congestus is more closer to the area.
Thanks Cindy, it's the closest i.d so far.
It looks similar to Pachyrrhynchus congestus var. immarginatus http://salagubang.net/pages/species/spec... so it may be that genus. It's only a guess though.
Spotted on Oct 28, 2013 Submitted on Oct 29, 2013
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Thank you guys. Seriously, its my first time seeing something like this with blue spots....we normally encounter the pure black weevil.
Congratulations Angel :) Seriously its an angel :) Great spotting :)
Congrats Angel! Beautiful little weevil. Great find :)
Congrats Angel!
Congratulations Angel !
Thank you so much to everyone.
Congratulations Angel. Nice find.
Love it! Looks like a little jewel! Congrats on the Spotting of the Day honors!
Congratulations Angel, your colorful polka-dotted weevil has been chosen Spotting of the Day!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/projectnoah/status/3...
Oh, I love him!
Sorry mustafarustom, i just could not find other sites for kotoensis, besides congestus is more closer to the area.
Thanks Cindy, it's the closest i.d so far.
It looks similar to Pachyrrhynchus congestus var. immarginatus http://salagubang.net/pages/species/spec... so it may be that genus. It's only a guess though.