small hive beetle

Insects: Decaying-Matter Feeding Insects - Saprophagous
Hexapoda (including Insecta) > Coleoptera > Nitidulidae > Aethina tumida Murray

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1265057 Adult(s) dorsal view. Beetle is somewhat distended. Jeffrey W. Lotz
1265058 Adult(s) dorsal view. More natural appearance Jeffrey W. Lotz
5025041 Adult(s) Adult honey bees guarding a small hive beetle adult. James D. Ellis
5025042 Adult(s) Adult small hive beetle on frame of honey. James D. Ellis
5025046 Adult(s) 2003; Grahamstown, South Africa James D. Ellis
5025048 Adult(s) dorsal and ventral views; Grahamstown, South Africa; 2003 James D. Ellis
5047046 Adult(s) Adult small hive beetle on frame of honey; 27 August, 2004 Jennifer Berry
5140037 Adult(s) Mandy Frake
5208064 Adult(s) Collection information: Florida: St. Lucie Co., Ft. Pierce; 5-Jun-98 Natasha Wright
5208065 Adult(s) Collection information: Florida: St. Lucie Co., Ft. Pierce; 5-Jun-98 Natasha Wright
5310053 Adult(s) Adults are broad, flattened beetles about 5.7 mm long, 3.2 mm wide and dark brown to nearly black in color. Adults are red just after pupation and soon thereafter become blackish. They move rapidly across comb and are difficult to pick up; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310054 Adult(s) Elytra: broad, flattened beetles about 5.7 mm long, 3.2 mm wide and dark brown to nearly black in color. Adults are red just after pupation and soon thereafter become blackish. They move rapidly across comb and are difficult to pick up; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310055 Adult(s) Broad, flattened beetles about 5.7 mm long, 3.2 mm wide and dark brown to nearly black in color; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310056 Adult(s) Broad, flattened beetles about 5.7 mm long, 3.2 mm wide and dark brown to nearly black in color; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5193004 Adult(s) Jeffrey W. Lotz
5193005 Adult(s) Jeffrey W. Lotz
5310061 Adult(s) Broad, flattened beetles about 5.7 mm long, 3.2 mm wide and dark brown to nearly black in color. Adults are red just after pupation and soon thereafter become blackish. They move rapidly across comb and are difficult to pick up; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310062 Adult(s) Adults are broad, flattened beetles about 5.7 mm long, 3.2 mm wide and dark brown to nearly black in color. Adults are red just after pupation and soon thereafter become blackish. They move rapidly across comb and are difficult to pick up; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310063 Adult(s) Adults are broad, flattened beetles about 5.7 mm long, 3.2 mm wide and dark brown to nearly black in color; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310064 Adult(s) Pronotum; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310065 Adult(s) Pest and Diseases Image Library
5025076 Damage Left of photo shows area of brood protected from small hive beetles. Right of photo shows area of brood exposed to small hive beetles for 24 hours. Keith Delaplane
5025077 Egg(s) Capping of brood cell removed to show small hive beetle eggs oviposited on honey bee prepupae Keith Delaplane
5025078 Egg(s) Left photo shows hole in brood capping made by female small hive beetle. Right photo shows numerous beetle eggs on honey bee prepupa when the cell capping is removed. Keith Delaplane
5193006 Infestation Division of Plant Industry Archive
5193007 Larva(e) larvae in supers Division of Plant Industry Archive
5193008 Larva(e) larvae in supers Division of Plant Industry Archive
5310057 Larva(e) The larvae are elongate, whitish grubs with rows of small spines along the back. Larvae look superficially like wax moth larvae, but the legs of beetle larvae are larger, more pronounced, and restricted to near the head. Beetle larvae do not spin webs or cocoons in the bee hive but rather pupate in the soil outside the hive; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310058 Larva(e) The larvae are elongate, whitish grubs with rows of small spines along the back. Larvae look superficially like wax moth larvae, but the legs of beetle larvae are larger, more pronounced, and restricted to near the head. Beetle larvae do not spin webs or cocoons in the bee hive but rather pupate in the soil outside the hive; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310059 Larva(e) The larvae are elongate, whitish grubs with rows of small spines along the back. Larvae look superficially like wax moth larvae, but the legs of beetle larvae are larger, more pronounced, and restricted to near the head. Beetle larvae do not spin webs or cocoons in the bee hive but rather pupate in the soil outside the hive; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5310060 Larva(e) The larvae are elongate, whitish grubs with rows of small spines along the back. Larvae look superficially like wax moth larvae, but the legs of beetle larvae are larger, more pronounced, and restricted to near the head. Beetle larvae do not spin webs or cocoons in the bee hive but rather pupate in the soil outside the hive; Queensland. Palmwood, 19 May 2004, C. Smith, in bee hive. Pest and Diseases Image Library
5193003 Larva(e) Jeffrey W. Lotz
5025043 Larva(e) Small hive beetle larva preparing to pupate in the soil. James D. Ellis
5025044 Larva(e) Small hive beetle larvae on a comb of honey; 1 September, 2004 James D. Ellis
5025045 Larva(e) Small hive beetle larvae in honey bee feeder; 1 September, 2004 James D. Ellis
1265059 Larva(e) Jeffrey W. Lotz
1265060 Larva(e) in hive Jeffrey W. Lotz
1265061 Larva(e) detail view of dorsal spines and urogomphi. Jeffrey W. Lotz
5047047 Trap(s) Trap used within a bee colony to capture small hive beetles adults; 27 August, 2004 Jennifer Berry


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