genus
Leaf Beetle
Cryptocephalus
Field notes
Children 24 of 66
- Hypericum Pot Beetle present
- Red-marked Leaf Beetle presumed native
- Bi-blotched Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Fourteen-spotted Leaf Beetle presumed native
- Cryptocephalus fulguratus presumed native
- Cryptocephalus irroratus introduced
- Black and Red Sumac Leaf Beetle presumed native
- Shield-backed Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Blood-necked Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Chestnut-colored Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Bay-necked Cryptocephalus native
- Red-vested Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Venus Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Cryptocephalus andrewsi presumed native
- Coarse Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Metallic Cryptocephalus native
- Deeply-punctate Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Tri-banded Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Cryptocephalus obsoletus presumed native
- Cryptocephalus atrofasciatus presumed native
- Princely-spotted Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Lustrous Cryptocephalus presumed native
- Tinged Case-bearing Leaf Beetle presumed native
- Fall's Florida Cryptocephalus presumed native
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native leaf beetle All
Native to the US, by observations.
