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Cyclocephala sanguinicollis
A chafer, or type of scarab beetle, found in Central America.
image by Do-yoon Kim
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Cyclocephala sanguinicollis
A chafer, or type of scarab beetle, found in Central America.
image by Do-yoon Kim
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#2180 - Cyclocephala signaticollis - Argentinian Scarab
There are 350 species in this genus of New World scarabs, and some have been introduced to the West Indies and Hawaii, but this one was accidentally introduced to Australia in the 1950s, and has spread from Melbourne all the way up into Queensland. They can be turf, crop, and pasture pests, feeding on plant roots. Masked chafers fly at dusk and at night, and are frequently attracted to lights.
"HELP ME GORDON!! WAAUH"
this polite little dumbass has been clinging to my finger since i helped them up like 30 minutes ago
the cheeky sideeye bug if you will. maybe a Cyclocephala? cant really work well with one hand on my phone