This is a beetle that mimics a wasp, by this it has a body shape that is similar to native wasps but it is in fact a beetle
How to identify Enchoptera apicalis?
The body is elongated and slender with moderately long antennae with whiteish tips. The colour is a variable reddish brown to dark browns and some may have a green hue
What habitats does Enchoptera apicalis live in?
Can be found on the flowers of native trees and bushes, including Angophora, Bursaria, Eucalyptus, Leptospermum.
What is the distribution of Enchoptera apicalis?
Southeastern Australia including around Tasmania
How big does Enchoptera apicalis grow?
Can grow to around 20mm
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