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adidas4121 Davenport, IA Jun 29, 2010

Junebug? All black and bigger then a regular junebug though.

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VORTREKER POTTSBORO, TX(Zone 7b) Jun 29, 2010

All of our June Bugs are black in Texas--it certainly looks like one.

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suunto Sinks Grove, WV Jun 29, 2010

Definitely in the family Scarabaeidae, but it does not look like a member of the subfamily Melolonthinae that includes all the species commonly referred to as June beetles or May bugs. It might be in the subfamily Cetoniinae, such as a Cremastocheilus or Osmoderma sp. See http://tinyurl.com/259hlsq and http://tinyurl.com/2d4wkt8 for examples.

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adidas4121 Davenport, IA Jan 28, 2013

This was accidentally posted in the wrong spot. My apologies.

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