No common name (Paropsis ornata)
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No common name (Paropsis ornata)

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hello my dears... a quick post today... it seems bugblr likes colourful beetles so heres a smol pretty leaf beetle from (Heteraspis sp.) i saw it beside a road
on flower bud... common species of leaf beetle with colours that pop out when shot
small. shiny. colourful. goofy looking face. nice punctation too
let me know what yall think
Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
This october, be sure to leave out some extra pumpkins for the pumpkin beetle! The species in this genus love to feed on squash, including pumpkins; females lay clutches of eggs underneath the leaves, and the young nymphs get easy access to an all-they-can-eat pumpkin buffet! As adults, they even look like their favorite food, although their orange color is actually a warning to predators that they might get a face full of stink if they get too close!
(Image: A red pumpkin beetle (Aulacophora foveicollis) by Graham Teakle)
Continuing with leaf beetles today :]
Have you seen a tortoise beetle (Subfamily: Cassidinae)?
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Photos thanks to Katja Schulz & Kathy Shogren!

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Do you guys like beetles?
[ID: photos of various beetles drawn with traditional tools such as watercolors, markers, wooden colors and acrylic paint, all drawn from above. From left to right, a leaf beetle (Acromis sparsa), a sunburst diving beetle (Thermonectus marmoratus), a pinacate (Eleodes armata), a longhorn beetle (Sternotomis bohemani), a female trilobite beetle (Platerodrilus paradoxus) and a pigweed flea beetle (Disonycha glabrata). The last photo features the first five drawings in the hand of the artist. End ID.]
I made these for a bookmark that was a secondary gift for my secret santa from work. The guy likes bugs but mainly beetles. I figured I'd add the quote from The first book of bugs by Margaret Williamson (1949) that says that there are many more beetles, each one with something very special to it, since i just couldn't draw many of them, but in the end there was no space for it, so i just arranged the bugs together to fit in a rectangle. He loved it! Also I read the whole book and loved it, so i linked it if anyone wants to check it out :>
Some information about each beetle is in their respective image descriptions :D
[PHOTOS TAKEN: JULY 19TH, 2025 | Image IDs: Two photos of a small tan/brown leaf beetle on a white surface, followed by a zoomed in version of one of the images, to better show the beetle /End IDs.]
Little leaf beetle :]
Clearly, this giant beetle solved the case of the missing lantern. He's just carrying the evidence now. Happy whatever.