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PitterCol Yumbo, Colombia Jun 20, 2020

I haven't seen a "hairy" one before.

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Jun 20, 2020

It's a scarab in the subfamily Melolonthinae; there are quite a few species than can have a somewhat 'hairy'/setose appearance. For example, look at some Isonychus sp.

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PitterCol Yumbo, Colombia Jun 20, 2020

Thank you, I took a look and yes there are quite a few in that genus similar to mine.

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