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Post by 58chevy on May 18, 2016 7:44:21 GMT -8
Tiger beetles are very quick and hard to catch. I know somebody who sprays them with a can of insecticide to slow them down.
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Post by mothman27 on May 18, 2016 8:31:57 GMT -8
Just went to the spot I caught the others and got another Sexguttata and also missed one. I also got my first Euphoria inda.  |
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Post by mothman27 on Aug 4, 2016 9:48:29 GMT -8
Well this summer I got 3 Bronzed tiger beetles (Cicindela repanda) and several C. sexgutatta.
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Post by mantisboy on Aug 6, 2016 20:51:10 GMT -8
I caught some new species for me as well this summer. They are as follows:
Wisconsin:
Cicindela limbalis
C. longilabris
Alabama:
Cicindela abdominalis
Wyoming:
Cicindela haemorrhagica
Arizona (Willcox area):
Cicindela pulchra dorothea
C. pimeriana
C. sedecimpunctata
C. ocellata
C. nigrocoerulea
C. punctulata chihuahuae
C. willistoni sulfontis
C. hornii
Ellipsoptera marutha
Cylindera lemniscata
C. viridisticta
Eunota (formerly Habroscelimorpha) fulgoris erronea
Arizona (Chiracahua Mountains):
Cicindela melissa
I will likely add some pictures soon, both of specimens and live photos.
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