Juniper-oak-pinyon-woodland

Guides

• Methia mormona

  Methia mormona is a species of longhorned beetle (family Cerambycidae) described by Linell in 1897. The species belongs to the tribe Methiini and has been documented from southwestern North America, including New Mexico and adjacent regions. Adults are attracted to ultraviolet and mercury vapor lights at dusk, with observations indicating peak activity during the summer months in montane juniper-oak-pinyon woodland habitats.

  CerambycidaeCerambycinaeMethiininocturnallight-attractedsouthwestern-North-AmericaNew-Mexicojuniper-oak-pinyon-woodlandJune-activity