Scarabaeidae - Scarab Beetles

The Dark Flower Scarab is found throughout the United States from Texas to Florida and Nebraska to New York. The specimen pictured was collected in Missouri on a leaf of some Oak seedlings. The specimen pictured is representative of the dead insect specimen you would receive. 

Collecting Green June Beetles for a Dried Insect Collection The Green June Beetle (Cotinis nitida) is an eye-catching specimen for insect enthusiasts due to its iridescent green hue. If you're looking to add this beetle to your collection, here's a concise guide on where to find it and how to collect it. 1. Where to Find Green June Beetles: Habitat: These beetles are commonly found in gardens, orchards, compost heaps, and areas with decaying organic matter. They are particularly attracted to...

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