Flower Longhorn Beetle

Deciduous and mixed forests, woodlands, parks, and gardens

Adults feed on pollen and nectar from flowering plants; larvae feed on decaying wood of broadleaf trees.

Diurnal species active on warm sunny days from late spring to summer; often found visiting flowers to feed.

Harmless to humans; acts as a minor pollinator as an adult and contributes to wood decomposition during the larval stage.