Field Cards — Lebanon

8–18 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

S Pelopones, Baluchistan, Sind, Gujarat, Cacheu, Oio, North Eastern

= Cicindela aulica cupraria (Bates, 1874) [basionym]

8–18 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

S Pelopones, Gujarat

Head densely covered with long setae on genae; Body medium to large with setose sterna.

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Apteroessa

8–18 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

Thracia, Macedonia, Epire, Thessalia, Phthiotide, Phocide, Rhodes, Ana

= Cicindela fowleri (Bates, 1892) [basionym]

Head densely covered with long setae on genae; Body medium to large with setose sterna.

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Apteroessa

8–18 mm

Active April–June (peak May)

Rhodes, Dodecanese

= Cicindela lunulata (Fabricius, 1798) [basionym]

Head densely covered with long setae on genae; Body medium to large with setose sterna.

Resembles Cephalota, Cicindela, Cosmodela

10–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

Lucania, Calabria, Apulia, Vardar, Burgas, Pomorie, Phiotide, Ahelos,

= Cicindela circumdata circumdata (Dejean, 1825) [basionym]

Resembles Calomera, Cicindela, Cosmodela

10–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

Lucania, Calabria, Apulia, Vardar, Burgas, Pomorie, Phiotide, Ahelos,

Resembles Calomera, Cicindela, Cosmodela

10–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

Lucania, Calabria, Apulia, Vardar, Burgas, Pomorie, Phiotide, Ahelos,

Resembles Calomera, Cicindela, Cosmodela

10–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

Lucania, Calabria, Apulia, Vardar, Burgas, Pomorie, Phiotide, Ahelos,

Resembles Calomera, Cicindela, Cosmodela

10–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

Lucania, Calabria, Apulia, Vardar, Burgas, Pomorie, Phiotide, Ahelos,

= Cicindela deserticola deserticola (Faldermann, 1836) [basionym]

Taenidia group; Genae glabrous; Elytra variable width posteriorly; shoulder spot never separated; elytral markings very variable (narrow to almost wholly white

Resembles Apterodela, Calochroa, Calomera

10–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

Mediterranean coast

= Cicindela schrenkii (Gebler, 1843) [basionym]

**Head distinctly large, wider than pronotum and proportionally larger than in most Cicindelina** — diagnos

Resembles Apterodela, Calochroa, Calomera

10–18 mm

Active April–July (peak May–Jun)

Body 8–18 mm, elongate-cursorial; head wider than pronotum; eyes large, protuberant; ground color metallic with white maculation bands.

Resembles Calomera, Cephalota, Cosmodela

10–18 mm

Active May–September (peak Jun–Aug)

Body 8–18 mm, elongate-cursorial; head wider than pronotum; eyes large, protuberant; ground color metallic with white maculation bands.

Resembles Apterodela, Cicindelidia, Cylindera

10–18 mm

Active June–October (peak Jul–Aug)

Body 8–18 mm, elongate-cursorial; head wider than pronotum; eyes large, protuberant; ground color metallic with white maculation bands.

Resembles Calomera, Cephalota, Cosmodela

18–24 mm

Active October–April (peak Jan–Nov)

Almeria, Murcia, Sardegna, Rhodes, Crete

= Cicindela euphratica euphratica (Dejean, 1825) [basionym]

18–24 mm

Active October–March (peak Jan–Nov)

Almeria, Murcia, Sardegna, Rhodes, Crete

Pronotum distinctly large (etymological diagnostic).

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Archidela