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Beetle Gallery - Page 6: Other Beetles (cont.)

Class: Insecta
Order: Coleoptera

A selection of beetles found in Britain and Northern Europe . . . . . .

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Rice Weevil
Rice Weevil
(Sitophilus oryzae, family Curculionidae)
length 2-3 mm

In houses and stores, infesting dry food stuffs
Photo: Jim Kalisch - UNL ©
Granary Weevil
Granary Weevil
(Sitophilus granarius, family Curculionidae)
length 2-3 mm

In houses and stores, infesting dry food stuffs
Photo: Jim Kalisch - UNL ©
  
Attagenus
Fur Beetle
(Attagenus pellio, family Dermestidae)
length 4-6 mm

In houses and stores, living in animal skins,
furs, carpets, old blankets, dry food stuffs, etc.
Dermestes
Larder or Bacon Beetle
(Dermestes lardarius, family Dermestidae)
length 7-10 mm

Outside on animal hides and dry carcasses, and
also indoors on meat and other dry animal matter
  
Anthrenus
Varied Carpet Beetle
(Anthrenus verbasci, family Dermestidae)
length 2-3 mm

In houses and stores, living in animal skins,
furs, carpets, old blankets, dry food stuffs, etc.,
Photo: Joe Doran ©
Tenebrio
Mealworm Beetle
(Tenebrio molitor, family Tenebrionidae)
length 14-17 mm

In or near bird nests, and in houses and stores
where it frequently infests dry food stuffs
  
Blaps
Cellar or Churchyard Beetle
(Blaps mucronata, family Tenebrionidae)
length 18-25 mm

In houses and stores, living in waste animal
and vegetable matter, and dry food stuffs
Tribolium
Confused Flour Beetle
(Tribolium confusum, family Tenebrionidae)
length 2-4 mm

In houses and stores, infesting dry food stuffs
Photo: Jim Kalisch - UNL ©
  

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