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  1. Life
  2. Animals
  3. Arthropods
  4. Insects
  5. Beetles
  6. Carpet, Powderpost, and Deathwatch Beetles
  7. Deathwatch, Spider, and Wood-borer Beetles
  8. Most observed native

Most observed native deathwatch, spider, and wood-borer beetles

Native to the US, by how plants support them, most observed first.

Plant eaters All

2 native animals that feed on plants, most observed first.

  • Six-spot Spider Beetle Ptinus sexpunctatus 627 observations
  • Microbregma emarginatum 23 observations

Flower visitors All

3 native pollinators and other flower visitors, most observed first.

  • Acorn Anobiid Ozognathus cornutus 499 observations
  • Eucrada humeralis 56 observations
  • Dorcatoma setulosa 13 observations

Other species All

50 native species with no plant ties on record, most observed first.

  • Smooth Spider Beetle Gibbium aequinoctiale 1,466 observations
  • White-marked Spider-beetle Ptinus fur 1,024 observations
  • Gibbous Death-watch Beetle Trichodesma gibbosum 412 observations
  • Marked Death-watch Beetle Hadrobregmus notatus 276 observations
  • Eastern Spider Beetle Ptinus raptor 182 observations
  • Wood-boring Beetle Mesocoelopus collaris 151 observations
  • Ptinus texanus 137 observations
  • Shiny Spider Beetle Mezium affine 77 observations
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