A timid beetle(?)
What's its name? I've seen some before, but rarely. Once every few years or so. Thanks
Edit: the likeliest candidate is an Old House Borer without antennae.
Syndicated from the fediverse. Read and engage on the original instance.
View original on lemmy.worldWhat's its name? I've seen some before, but rarely. Once every few years or so. Thanks
Edit: the likeliest candidate is an Old House Borer without antennae.
8 replies
Johnny.
The lack of antennae is confusing.
Also, while searching, didn't realize fireflies were beetles.
That's a good name. Told it before it left, Johnny be good.
And yeah, fireflies are weird. Beautiful, but weird.
I bet when that was a larvae it spent it's time gnawing through some dead wood;)
There is a lot of dead wood in the immediate area.
Edit: so it seems to be a Old House Borer, but it lacks the antennae.
It's that another name for Aegosoma scabricorne?
Seem to be the same family.
How about a location?
No.
Anyway, it seems to be an Old House Borer, but lacking its antennae.