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Bug of the Day
Two longhorned beetles in one night, at opposite ends of the spectrum. On the left, we have the teeny, tiny, Eupogonius tomentosus. No common name, and a really bad haircut ;-). On the right, we have the brown Prionid, Orthosoma brunneum, one of the biggest beetles you will ever see in my part of the world.
For scale, the Eupogonius is resting on a single "wave" of the shingle, while the brown Prionid takes up more than 13 of them (including its antennae).
Bug of the Day
Ok, so I posted one of these tiny longhorned beetles (Eupogonius pauper) at the end of June, but then I got a MUCH better photo the other day, and it is so teeny and cute and hairy, I could not resist posting again!
Bug of the Day
This tiny longhorned beetle is Eupogonius pauper. So fuzzy!!!
