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White-striped chafer beetle

Polyphylla albolineata

Photo by Harsha Singh
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Striped Chafer beetle

Polyphylla albolineata

Comments (6)

LOL Laura. You want him to sing. I would be happy only if it waves at me with one of those amazing horns. :)
Thanks Laura. Thanks Ashish. I saw one of these for the first time here.
Yes First picture is very cool..!!
Awesome! In Europe, these are called cockchafer beetles (leads to a lot of immature giggling!), these are great photos. I love those weird antennae, they look like antlers! I like how in the first picture, it's like he's in a spotlight, like he's going to start singing for us :D That would make an interesting spotting.
http://www.virtual-beetles.com/polyphylla.html
Its ditto type here... http://natural-japan.net/?cat=9&paged=9

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