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Spangled Flower Beetle

Euphoria Sepulcralis

Photo by atravis055
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Field Notes

Description:

A member of the scarab beetle family, this beetle is sometimes mistaken for bees in the way that it flies. It has short, round antenna with a rough and spotted abdomen.

Habitat:

Gardens or other areas with lots of flowers.

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PublishedJune 3, 2016

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