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Summary
Meloidae, commonly known as blister beetles, are a family of insects belonging to the order Coleoptera. They are characterized by their elongated bodies and soft elytra (wing covers). Blister beetles produce a chemical called cantharidin, which can cause blisters and irritation when it comes into contact with human skin. They are often found in fields and gardens, feeding on plants and occasionally on other insects.
Species
Red-eared Blister Beetle
Lytta auriculata
Spanish Fly
Lytta vesicatoria
Elegant Blister Beetle
Eupompha elegans
Inflated Beetle
Cysteodemus armatus
Striped Blister Beetle
Epicauta vittata
Margined Blister Beetle
Epicauta funebris
Big-eared blister beetle
Cissites auriculata
Black Bladder-bodied Meloid
Cysteodemus wislizeni
Megetra cancellata
Megetra cancellata
Mylabris variabilis
Mylabris variabilis
Black Blister Beetle
Epicauta pennsylvanica
Mylabris quadripunctata
Mylabris quadripunctata
Spotted Blisterbeetle
Ceroctis capensis
Epicauta hirticornis
Epicauta hirticornis
CMR Blisterbeetle
Hycleus oculatus