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- Please advise if you
identify any of the below Longicorn Beetles.
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- Lycid-mimicking Longicorn Beetle
  - ? sp., body length 20mm
- The beetle about to fly away. We can see its hind wings which are
normally folded under the forewings cover. Beetles only use their hind wings
for flying. The harden forewings are used as the protection to their hind wings
and abdomen. When fly, the forewings are just open and have no or very minor
aero-dynamic effect.
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- Small Longicorn
 - ? sp., body length 10mm
 - This small Longicorn is only 10mm body length. It was sitting on the top of
a dry plant, its antenna was up, seems waiting for something. We saw this
longicorn once in Melaleuca, Karawatha Forest.
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- Unknown Longicorn on new shoot
 - ? sp., body length 10mm
- Pictures taken on Dec 2005 in Karawatha Forest.
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