
Sometimes as Crumby follows the antics of the insects he witnesses outright interspecific aggression. In this example this tiny flower Bupestrid (
Acmaeodera neglecta), perhaps the littlest of all the many flower Bupestrids that occur at the CB, is picking on a tinier tumbling flower beetle (
Mordellistena cervaicalis), fixing to push it off the flower petal. Yes. Once Crumby also espied two of the Moderllistena fornicating. Then along came a Buprestid and bumped them, interrupting their joy and chasing them off their flowery perch or bed. Mercy!
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