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The Green June Beetle, Cotinis nitida, is a scarab beetle found in parts of North America. Adults have a metallic green coloration and are active during daylight, when they may feed on ripe fruit such as peaches, grapes, and berries. The species is also associated with larvae living in soil and orga...
The European cockchafer is a scarab beetle associated with the genus Melolontha and the subfamily Melolonthinae. Its larvae live in soil and feed on plant roots, while adults form the flying and reproductive stage; the root-feeding larvae cause much of the insect's agricultural impact. It was histor...
The summer chafer, Amphimallon solstitiale, is a scarab beetle found in parts of Europe. Adults are mainly active at dusk and during the evening, especially in June and July, and may gather around trees, shrubs, and lights. The larvae live in soil and feed on plant roots, while the adults feed on fo...
The Pine Chafer is a scarab beetle associated with Europe and North Africa, where its larvae develop underground in sandy soils. Adult males have enlarged, fan-shaped antennae that detect chemical signals released by females, while the antennae of females are smaller. The species is therefore distin...
Garden chafer is the common name for Phyllopertha horticola, a small scarab beetle associated with grassland, gardens, and cultivated ground across much of Europe and parts of Asia. Adult beetles appear in late spring or early summer and feed on plant leaves and flowers. The larvae live in soil and...
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