description Green June Beetle Overview
The Green June Beetle, Cotinis nitida, is a scarab beetle found in parts of North America. Adults have a metallic green coloration and are active during daylight, when they may feed on ripe fruit such as peaches, grapes, and berries. The species is also associated with larvae living in soil and organic material, while adult feeding can make it a pest in orchards, gardens, and vineyards.
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What is the scientific name of the Green June Beetle?
Its scientific name is Cotinis nitida. It is a scarab beetle found in parts of North America.
When are Green June Beetle adults active, and what do they eat?
Adults are active during daylight. They may feed on ripe fruit such as peaches, grapes, and berries.
How does an adult Green June Beetle look?
The adult has a metallic green coloration. That bright green appearance helps distinguish it from less colorful scarab beetles.
Is the Green June Beetle mainly described as a dark nocturnal beetle?
The species is described as active during daylight rather than being defined by nighttime activity. Adults have metallic green bodies and may visit ripe fruit.
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