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Deanimator
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 Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2017 9:20 am Post subject: Looks Like a Cockroach... |
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Shot this the night before last.
He was hanging around a garage door, like the spiders. I'm surprised something hadn't eaten him.
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Ken Ramos
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Does look kind of "roachy." Got a wing case like that of a ground beetle, though I don't know if either fly or fly a great distance if they fly at all.  |
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Deanimator
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| Ken Ramos wrote: | | Does look kind of "roachy." Got a wing case like that of a ground beetle, though I don't know if either fly or fly a great distance if they fly at all. |
It was dark (too dark to photograph without a modeling light), but I think something similar flew away while I was looking for subjects. It was too dark to see how far it went. |
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enricosavazzi
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| Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2017 11:39 am Post subject: |
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Coleoptera, Elateridae. Also known as "click beetles".
Albeit, there is a small chance of Eucnemidae, a.k.a. false click beetles.
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Deanimator
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| enricosavazzi wrote: | Coleoptera, Elateridae. Also known as "click beetles".
Albeit, there is a small chance of Eucnemidae, a.k.a. false click beetles. |
Thanks.
As I've noted before, I'm no expert. |
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