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Pierre Posted - 27/07/2025 : 17:48:49


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Peru, Amazonas. 16mm.

Lycochoriolaus ater (Gounelle, 1911), I would say. Please confirm.
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Pierre Posted - 27/07/2025 : 18:27:28
Indeed. Thank you Larry! - I do not know well the neoptropical Lepturinae but they are really interesting.
Larry Bezark Posted - 27/07/2025 : 17:56:19
Pierre, check the elytral apex (rounded in Lycochoriolaus).

This is Strangalia albicollis (Pascoe, 1860)

Larry B.

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