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Natural History/Field ObservationField observations of corn snakes, field collecting, or just general topics about the natural environment they are found in.
Our window just got bombarded with the creepiest beetle I've ever seen around here! Have never before seen one like it, they were about the size of a golf ball.
And my favorite shot of the killer hybrid beetle/moth!
Yeah, that's a ten-lined June beetle - completely harmless.
Here's one that I found in the desert:
During warm Summer nights they are attracted to light and make a lot of noise on window screens, trying to get in the house. Around here (Ohio) our June beetles are a "boring" brown, rather than being patterned like yours. Here's one that I found in the Metroparks a few weeks ago:
Yeah, that's a ten-lined June beetle - completely harmless.
Here's one that I found in the desert:
During warm Summer nights they are attracted to light and make a lot of noise on window screens, trying to get in the house. Around here (Ohio) our June beetles are a "boring" brown, rather than being patterned like yours. Here's one that I found in the Metroparks a few weeks ago:
Oh man I just hate these.. They make my life hell in summers.. But thanks for pics
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