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the probosis was long. maybe belongs to a weevil family ?
it really looks difficult to differentiate, but krishnendu, the link was really resourceful. thanks alot.
apionid weevil...very close to Holotrichapion aethiopshttp://www.kerbtier.de/cgi-bin/enFSearch...
I feel its a kind of Giraffe Weevil.... This reminding Dan's(not exact like that Girraffe Neck) spotting..!!
do Fallapion finitimum fakes dead? cuz this one was faking dead the first time i caught it. It was tiny too.
could be a Fallapion finitimum if it has ridges along its abdomen, check out http://bugguide.net/node/view/384397/bgi...
Definitely a weevil of some sort.
Spotted on Jul 4, 2011 Submitted on Jul 4, 2011
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it really looks difficult to differentiate, but krishnendu, the link was really resourceful. thanks alot.
apionid weevil...very close to Holotrichapion aethiops
http://www.kerbtier.de/cgi-bin/enFSearch...
I feel its a kind of Giraffe Weevil.... This reminding Dan's(not exact like that Girraffe Neck) spotting..!!
do Fallapion finitimum fakes dead? cuz this one was faking dead the first time i caught it. It was tiny too.
could be a Fallapion finitimum if it has ridges along its abdomen, check out http://bugguide.net/node/view/384397/bgi...
Definitely a weevil of some sort.