Lebia insulata
Madge, 1967
Lebia insulata is a of colorful foliage ground beetle in the Carabidae, described by Madge in 1967. The Lebia comprises relatively small beetles that draw attention with often bright metallic wing covers. Like other members of this genus, L. insulata is attracted to lights at night. The species occurs in the United States, with records from North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Lebia insulata: /ˈlɛ.bi.a ɪnˈsuː.la.ta/
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Distribution
United States; North America. GBIF records indicate presence in USA.
Behavior
Has been observed attracted to blacklights at night, a typical of the Lebia.
Similar Taxa
- Lebia vittataAnother colorful foliage ground beetle in the same with similar metallic appearance and light-attracted , distinguished by specific elytral pattern and coloration.