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Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
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Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
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Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
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Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
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Westminster, Colorado, United States
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Another cockroach in the bush with its ootheca (egg). Zonioploca bicolor ShawThanks for the ID David Rentz Note: Blattellidae has been changed to Ectobiidae
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Euzosteria sordida ID David Rentz Quite a pretty cockroach, I suspect of it chasing one of the many silverfish running around.How do you like the spines on the legs? Photo: Fred
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It is always a pleasure to find one of these.Polyzosteria mitchelli Coolcalalaya Photo: Fred
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Polyzosteria mitchelli A beautiful cockroach I noticed north of Bullfinch.David Rentz describes this cockroach as "One of the most distinctive and widespread species in the genus.The 'windows' on each thoracic sevment and the blue legs are not shared by any other species. ""A Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia" David Rentz 2014
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Polyzosteria mitchelli A beautiful cockroach I noticed north of Bullfinch.David Rentz describes this cockroach as "One of the most distinctive and widespread species in the genus.The 'windows' on each thoracic segment and the blue legs are not shared by any other species. ""A Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia" David Rentz 2014
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Polyzosteria mitchelliI was very excited to see this cockroach yesterday, and of course it had to have the full photo shoot! :-)David Rentz describes this cockroach as "One of the most distinctive and widespread species in the genus.The 'windows' on each thoracic segment and the blue legs are not shared by any other species. ""A Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia" David Rentz 2014
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Native cockroach.
Polyzosteria mitchelli (Angas)ID David RentzIt looked like a beetle as it ran along not far from
a light brown cockroach I photographed the same day.1.5cm long
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Polyzosteria mitchelli A beautiful cockroach I noticed north of Bullfinch.David Rentz describes this cockroach as "One of the most distinctive and widespread species in the genus.The 'windows' on each thoracic sevment and the blue legs are not shared by any other species. ""A Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia" David Rentz 2014
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Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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Polyzosteria fulgens MackerrasThanks for the ID David Rentz 14-1-2012
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Polyzosteria fulgens MackerrasThanks for the ID David Rentz 14-1-2012
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Polyzosteria fulgens Sunning itself on a small branch
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Polyzosteria fulgens MackerrasThanks for the ID David Rentz 14-1-2012
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Polyzosteria fulgens MackerrasThanks for the ID David Rentz 14-1-2012
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Don't you love the face?? :-))We visited one of our local bushland reserves today and found this beauty sitting on a shrub about 45cm from the ground. As I was photographing it a small insect flew past and the cockroach made a lunge toward it but missed.It was a large one - 35mmPolyzosteria fulgens MackerrasThanks for the ID David Rentz 14-1-2012
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Polyzosteria fulgens MackerrasThanks for the ID David Rentz 14-1-2012
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Westminster, Colorado, United States