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On a long car trip yesterday, we stopped near Beacon a Station, San Bernardino County California and flipped rocks for 30-40 minutes. We were not disappointed!
This is the first time we have found a wild Solfugid!
I have no idea what kind of beetles these are, but they have a unique cantaloupe-like texture.
This was perhaps the most exciting for us--we think it is a juvenile Scolopendra polymorpha.


I have no idea what kind of beetles these are, but they have a unique cantaloupe-like texture.

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