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Clytra quadripunctata · keturtaškė klitra

  • four spotted leaf beetle
  • Vierpunktiger Ameisen-Sackkäfer
  • keturtaškė klitra
  • moszenica czterokropka

Adults feed on alder, hawthorn, blackthorn, birch, oak and willow and visit a variety of flowers. Females drop eggs onto the ground, these will picked up by ants and taken into their nests where the larvae will develop feeding upon detritus and the remains of insects brought back by the ants but they are also predatory, feeding upon the eggs and early stages of the ants. Usual host is the wood ant Formica rufa. 0065
model Canon EOS 20D
f 16
EV± 0.0 EV
speed 1/250 s
flash yes, mode: compulsory
ISO 200
focal 65 mm
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