Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE

[ExFmem]

Will look at the new ones tomorrow - you know how men have their priorities backwards, at best... - stomach first, insect ID second

Off to dinner

[GlosterBirder]

Thanks ExF, I usually know roughly what I'm looking at but a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

I had it down as a Harlequin, I found it when it nipped my arm, the only bite I got in SA and that was before going on Safari

[nan]

I had it down as a Harlequin, I found it when it nipped my arm, the only bite I got in SA and that was before going on Safari

[Richprins]

You are very clever, Ex!

[ExFmem]

You scored an A+ on the butterfly IDs

Thanks for sharing.

[GlosterBirder]

[Hennie27]

Good day I'm new to the forum. Could somebody perhaps identify this beetle ? Picture not very clear. Looks like it belongs to Omorgus species but unsure which one. It is on predator dung. In South Africa

[Lisbeth]

Welcome to the forum, Hennie

Our insect specialist is on holiday for the time being, but maybe someone else can help you.

Have you had a look through some of the insect books?

[Lisbeth]

Have a look on this page: https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 21#p141921

[Dewi]

Hennie. Welcome to the forum.

I saw a very similar beetle in Etosha and have yet to ID it.

Would love to know what it is.

Here is a pic I took. Think it's the same or closely related.