Cerambycidae in Summerville, SC

A brown insect rests against a wall, partially covered in cobwebs.

Elytrimitatrix undata

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The Elytrimitatrix undata, a species first described by Fabricius in 1775, is an intriguing insect that can be observed in the wild around Summerville, South Carolina. This species, belonging to…

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A large brown beetle lies on a concrete surface, with visible antennae and legs.

longhorned beetle

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Longhorned Beetle (Cerambycidae) The longhorned beetle, belonging to the family Cerambycidae, is a fascinating insect that can be spotted in and around Summerville, South Carolina. Known for their impressive antennae,…

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