Field Cards — Saudi Arabia

8–18 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Jul)

= Cicindela alboguttata viridinitida (Bates, 1874) [basionym]

Resembles Myriochila, Salpingophora, Socotrana

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)

Baluchistan

= Cicindela mindanaoensis (Bates, 1892) [basionym]

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

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Apteroessa

5–22 mm

Active April–July (peak May–Jun)

Anatolia

Distinguished from Cicindela s.str., Calomera, Lophyra, Myriochila, Parvindela, Cicindelidia by aedeagal morphology.

Resembles Calomera, Cephalota, Cicindela

5–22 mm

Active April–July (peak May–Jun)

Anatolia

Distinguished from Cicindela s.str., Calomera, Lophyra, Myriochila, Parvindela, Cicindelidia by aedeagal morphology; [inherited from species]

Resembles Calomera, Cephalota, Cicindela

5–22 mm

Active June–October (peak Jul–Aug)

Anatolia

= Cicindela singalensis (Bates, 1874) [basionym]

Distinguished from Cicindela s.str., Calomera, Lophyra, Myriochila, Parvindela, Cicindelidia by aedeagal morphology.

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Apteroessa

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

12–18 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Aug)

Bushire, Sind

= Cicindela copulata copulata (Bates, 1892) [basionym]

Head wider than pronotum; eyes very large, strongly protuberant — adaptation to open-substrat

Resembles Apterodela, Calochroa, Calomera

12–18 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Aug)

Bushire, Sind

= Cicindela copulata emiratensis (Bates, 1892) [basionym]

Head wider than pronotum; eyes very large, strongly protuberant — adaptation to open-substrat [inherited from species]

Resembles Apterodela, Calochroa, Calomera

12–18 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Aug)

Bushire, Sind

= Cicindela frenchi (Bates, 1892) [basionym]

Head wider than pronotum; eyes very large, strongly protuberant — adaptation to open-substrat

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Archidela

12–18 mm

Active March–July (peak Apr–Jun)

= Cicindela singularis (Bates, 1892) [basionym]

Head wider than pronotum; eyes very large, strongly protuberant — adaptation to open-substrat

Resembles Lophyra, Myriochila, Prothyma

9–16 mm

Active June–October (peak Jul–Aug)

Punjab, Sind, Gujarat, Rajasthan

Ground color typically metallic green or brown with white maculation.

Resembles Ambalia, Bennigsenium, Calyptoglossa

9–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Aug)

Algarve

Resembles Calomera, Cephalota, Cicindela

9–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Aug)

Algarve

Distinguished from Lophyra, Calomera, Habrodera by aedeagal morphology.

Resembles Ambalia, Bennigsenium, Calyptoglossa

9–15 mm

Active April–September (peak May–Aug)

= Cicindela atelesta (Bates, 1878) [basionym]

Distinguished from Lophyra, Calomera, Habrodera by aedeagal morphology.

Resembles Calochroa, Calomera, Cosmodela

10–16 mm

Active June–October (peak Jul–Aug)

Sind

= Cicindela hanseatica (Bates, 1874) [basionym]

Head wider than pronotum; eyewith large, protuberant.

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Apteroessa

10–16 mm

Active June–October (peak Jul–Aug)

Head wider than pronotum; eyewith large, protuberant.

Resembles Abroscelis, Antennaria, Apteroessa