Tonight, Barry, Diane and I went mothing at the FWG. There were few moths to see, but lots of beetles, including quite a few of these false darkling beetles, in the Family Melandryidae. They have a very distinctive shape and pattern, and are typically only found at night, where they readily come to lights, as we discovered. They feed on fungi amongst a few other things. This is another new species for our FWG list.