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Metadata
Title: WOE99 Salt Creek Tiger Beetle
Alternative Title: cicindela nevadica lincolniana
Creator: Willey, Seth
Source: WO-Electronic-99
Publisher: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Contributor: DIVISION OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Language: EN - ENGLISH
Rights: (public domain)
Audience: (general)
Subject: Insects, Beetles, Endangered Species, Nebraska, Electronic

Description
Table Of Contents: The Salt Creek tiger beetle is metallic brown to dark olive green above with a metallic dark green underside. This insect measures about 0.5 inch in total length. It is distinguished from other tiger beetles by its distinctive form and the color pattern on its dorsal and ventral surfaces. Photo taken June 13, 2003 in Lincoln Nebraska, Saline Wetlands
Abstract: ELECTRONIC IMAGE ONLY (no slide/print available) Nikon 4200 Coolpix, Digital Camera

Date
Available: February 04 2005
Issued: February 04 2005
Modified: February 04 2005