Green Tiger Longhorn Beetle
Cyrtoclytus capra
Adult green tiger longhorn beetles occur around woodland edges, clearings, and stands with plentiful dead broad-leaved timber. They fly in warm weather and may visit flowers for pollen or nectar while searching for mates. Females lay eggs in suitable dead or weakened wood, where the larvae can feed and develop. The adult's patterned body helps it blend among bark, foliage, and sunlit vegetation.
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- Conservation status
- NE
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- Green Tiger Longhorn Beetle