Scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae)


Find out more about Anoplognathus species Christmas Beetles on the Australian Museum website: https://australian.museum/learn/collections/natural-science/entomology/christmas-beetles/ or view all the Christmas Beetle records on NatueMapr in this Collection: https://naturemapr.org/collections/sightings/11178


Scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae)

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HaukeKoch wrote:
Yesterday
Possibly they should be treated as Trichaulax sp. otherwise

Trichaulax philipsii
HaukeKoch wrote:
Yesterday
Very pretty! When I saw my first and so far, only one in the ANBG, Chris Moeseneder pointed out to me that T. kirbyi also occurs in our area and is best distinguished in the males by the shape of the claws on the front foot: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/199062525
Not sure if there is an easy feature to tell the females apart, but didn't get round to get that info from Chris.

Trichaulax philipsii
HaukeKoch wrote:
Yesterday
Very nice!

Chlorobapta bestii
HelenCross wrote:
Yesterday
Good one Stuart!

Chlorobapta bestii
LisaH wrote:
16 Jan 2025
Oh, so interesting - thank you! Hopefully, where there's one, there's more

Trichaulax philipsii
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