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We found what I believe is a figeater beetle on our thyme! Sacramento valley, CA. We were stunned by how iridescent it was.
Can anyone confirm that this is a figeater beetle and not something else?
I can definitely confirm it's a figeater. Love these dudes :)
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fig beetle
Green June Beetle (Cotinis nitida)Β
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Cotinis nitida
Green june beetle
12 of August 2022 β Maryland, USA
The coloring looks funny because it was so bright outside, but these little guys are a beautiful iridescent green. They are unfortunately known for causing fruit damage when feeding, and they feed on many species of fruits, such as apples, pears, berries, peaches, etc.
They are commonly confused with Cotinis mutabilis which lives in the southwestern USA, so just double check if you find one :O
my compost babies are getting so fat and happy
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@maybe-thou-shalt-find-valimar submitted: hi! i found this little guy dead on the sidewalk in washington dc. can you identify them please?? thanks!
Yup, itβs a common green June beetle, Cotinis nitida. RIP, friend!
@axpathetic submitted: Green june beetle mating season! Apparently my phone can shoot slow motion footage, which I tried to take advantage of here.
I hope they make one million green June beetle babies. And that video is magnificent, great capture!
Found this lovely green friend while visiting San Diego - any chance of an ID? I'm not sure they were doing so hot but I didn't want to bother them too much.
It's a figeater! Adult beetles don't live particularly long, so it may have already mated and is at the end of its natural life. And that's okay I'll bet it lived a nice beetle life :)
