Red-shouldered Belid Weevil
Rhinotia haemoptera
Adult red-shouldered belid weevils occur in Australian woodland and shrubland, especially around suitable woody host plants. They climb among foliage and branches, feeding on plant material with their elongated snouts and chewing mouthparts. When disturbed, they can fly to cover, and their vivid red shoulder markings make them a striking little beetle.
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- Conservation status
- NE
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- Red-shouldered Belid Weevil