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Four-banded longhorn beetle
Leptura quadrifasciata
Longhorn beetles
(Cerambycidae)
♂, with black antennae
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Long black orange ringed beetle. On the black back, there are 4 wide orange rings, the legs and antennae are black although the ♀ has yellow-brown antennae tips. They prefer umbellifer flowers in wetland areas, larvae feed on dead wood. ⇔ l. 11-19 mm LA: ≈ The RUTPELA MACULATA (Spotted Longhorn) is smoother and has yellow black legs. ≈ The CLYTUS ARIETIS (Wasp beetle) is more black and with yellowish legs.
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Wing
10-50 mm
Beetle
Six
Shielded
Very long
2 wings
Shielded
2 LookAlikes (LA):
Spotted longhorn
Wasp beetle
Four-banded longhorn beetle
Vierbandsmalbok
Vierbindiger Schmalbock
Leptura quadrifasciata [L.]
Leptura quadrifasciata [L.]
Leptura quadrifasciata [L.]
Leptura quadrifasciata [L.]
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