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Omophlus proteus

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BO., 31.03.2006 22:54

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31.03.2006 22:54, BO.

user posted imagePollen eater-Omophlus Proteus. A plant-eating beetle that usually eats the anthers of flowers. Careful, he sees danger from a distance and falls down with his black belly up. It is difficult to notice on the ground. Eggs are laid in the soil in areas rich in humus. Adult beetles spend the winter burrowing into the soil.
The picture was taken in the Astrakhan region.
Author: VO

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