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| | | Nitidulidae Epuraea unicolor? I found a few of these when I pulled the rotten foliage from my Beschorneria yuccoides which I had been growing for many years, was big and probably about to flower but I neglected to put it in a greenhouse due to lack of space.
This hard winter did it in, irrelevant to the beetle to a point but they were under rotting stuff.
I only got two poor pics as they were running, then I saw a wasp and they disappeared in the compost.  4mm or so long.
Is there any other it could be, looks as close as I could find.
Janet 
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