Leaf Beetle Collection
The leaf beetle, also known as the Knotweed beetle or Gastrophysa polygoni, is a fascinating insect that belongs to the family Chrysomelidae
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
The leaf beetle, also known as the Knotweed beetle or Gastrophysa polygoni, is a fascinating insect that belongs to the family Chrysomelidae. With its vibrant colors and unique patterns, this small creature never fails to catch our attention. One of its close relatives is the Tansy beetle or Chrysolina graminis. This beautiful they are be found in meadows and grasslands, showcasing its metallic green hue with pride. Another member of the leaf beetle family is the Cryptocephalus cordiger. This species stands out with its striking red and black coloration, making it easily distinguishable from other beetles. The Onion beetle or Lilioceris merdigera is yet another intriguing leaf beetle. Its bright orange body contrasts beautifully against green foliage as it feeds on onion plants. In contrast, the Cylindrical leaf beetle or Cryptocephalus sericeus displays a more subtle appearance with shades of brown and yellow. It camouflages perfectly among leaves while munching on various plant species. A captivating sight awaits when raindrops adorn a Metallic leaf beetle (Chrysomelidae) in Aiuruoca. The droplets glisten like diamonds on its colorful exoskeleton, creating a mesmerizing frontal view. Feeding habits are not limited to plants alone for some leaf beetles; take for instance the Rosemary Beetle (Chrysolina americana). This particular species indulges in lavender flowers (Lavandula angustifolia), adding an extra touch of beauty to their feeding process. Venturing into Brazil's Aiuruoca region reveals another stunning Metallic Leaf Beetle (Eumolpinae) adorned with rain droplets. Nature truly showcases her artistic prowess through these tiny creatures' intricate designs. Meanwhile, across Crossways Preserve in Philadelphia resides the Dogbane Beetle (Chrysochus auratus).