Thomas Parmentier, Jean-Yves Baugnée, Simon Braem, Roger Cammaerts, David Ignace, and Wouter Dekoninck (2023)
Recent and old records of the rare myrmecophilous beetle Haeterius ferrugineus (Olivier 1789) in Belgium, Luxembourg and North-East of France
Entomologie faunistique – Faunistic Entomology , 76:197-202.
Haeterius ferrugineus (Olivier 1789) is a rarely observed histerid beetle which lives permanently
in ant nests. We provide the first records of this species in Flanders, the northern part of Belgium,
and give an overview of the scattered records for this species in Belgium, Grand-Duché of
Luxembourg and the border region in the North of France gathered over the past 150 years.
Peer Review, Open Access, PDF available, RBINS Collection(s)
Histeridae, ant guests, Formica, myrmecophile, commensalism, parasitism, recent, records
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