Flower Chafers Gallery
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Featured Flower Chafers Print
Group of beetles
Group of beetles on flower of Dwarf apple (Angophora hispida): two Fiddler beetles (Eupoecila australasiae), left and top centre, and a Jewel beetle (Stigmodera macularia) on the right.
Royal National Park, New South Wales, Australia
Animal, Australian, Beetle, Coleoptera, Colourful, Directly Above, Eupoecila, Fauna, Flower Beetle, Flower Chafer, Flower Scarab, Flowers, Green And Black, Insect, Insects, Miispecies, Mixed Species, Patterned, Rose Chafer, Scarab Beetle, Scarabaeidae, Stamens, Wildlife
Featured Flower Chafers Print
Characteristic C-shaped 'white grub' larva of flower chafer;
ASW-4391
Characteristic C-shaped 'white grub' larva of flower chafer;
Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Schizonycha sp.
feeds on plant roots, compost and other rotting vegetation. Adults nocturnal, attracted to lights, feeding on flowers and foliage, often damaging garden plants; hide by day in soil or leaf litter.
Alan J. S. Weaving
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