Category: Beetles
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Posted on May 23, 2014
Tanbark Beetle (Firewood)
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Posted on May 21, 2014
Foreign Grain Beetle
Extension Bulletin In late summer and early fall, samples come into the lab of a tiny reddish brown beetle called a foreign grain beetle. They […]
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Eburia Longhorn Beetle
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Drugstore Beetles
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Striped Asparagus Beetle
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Strawberry Root Weevil
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Posted on May 16, 2014
Tiger Beetle
This bright green beetle is often mistaken for the emerald ash borer. Tiger Beetles are agile predators of other insects and are often found in sandy […]
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Stag Beetles
This scary looking beetle is a male stag beetle. They are close relatives of June beetles and can be seen attracted to lights at night. […]
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Posted on May 8, 2014
Spotted Asparagus Beetle
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Soldier Beetle
These yellow and black soldier beetles are often found on goldenrod and other flowers in mid to late summer. They feed on the pollen of […]
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Rose Chafer
These beetles are active in late spring and early summer in the sandier portions of the state. They’ll feed on grapes, raspberry, rose and many […]
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Red Turnip Beetle
In sandy areas of the state these red and black-striped beetles will eat broccoli, cabbage and other plants in the Mustard family. The biggest problem […]
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Powder Post Beetle
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Osmoderma Beetle
One of the biggest insects in Wisconsin is the scarab beetle, Osmoderma. Large C-shaped grubs can be found in rotting stumps and the adults appear […]
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Linden Borer
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June Beetle
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Japanese Beetles
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Ips Beetle
Bark beetles (including Ips species) can occur in a variety of hardwoods and conifers. The adult beetles are small and dark colored, but the larvae […]
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Imported Longhorned Weevil
The gray colored imported longhorned weevil is one of the three weevils that commonly invade homes. Most often the homes are rural and surrounded by […]
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Green Imported Weevil
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Grape Pelidnota
A large attractive tan scarab beetle with black spots can be found feeding on grapes in mid summer. It is called the Grapevine beetle (Pelidnota […]
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Clerid Beetle
This attractive little beetle is a predator of bark beetles. They are only one-third of an inch long and can often be found at flowers. […]
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Posted on March 7, 2014
Bostrichid Beetle
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Say’s Blister Beetle
These metallic green beetles feed heavily on Lupine, Baptisia, and various other legume plants. They are a type of blister beetle, Lytta sayi.
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Black Vine Weevil
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Bean Leaf Beetle
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Asian Lady Beetle
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