The June bug is also called the May beetle or June beetle. There are over 100 species of June bugs, and all of them start their lives as white grubs once they hatch from their eggs.

Clumsy, large and, perhaps, mysterious beetles are once again active in Michigan: the June bug. "The term May or June beetles ...

The name “June bug” (a.k.a.“June beetle” or “May beetle”—take your pick) doesn’t actually refer to one type of species, says Fred Rozo, a board-certified entomologist for Ehrlich ...

Alias: White grub, May beetle, June beetle or scarab beetle. The adults are an oval-shaped beetle and approximately ¾ inch long. They are usually dark brown. The larvae are a large, white grub ...

These critters might also be known as May bugs, June beetles or even screen-thumpers, depending on where you live, and are characterized by a reddish-brown or almost black color, according to the ...

Whether you call them June bugs, May bugs or June beetles, they are already emerging in Oklahoma. A few beetles may make their presence known in May, but most will start to appear around mid-June ...

Late spring evenings often bring the sound of buzzing and crashing at windows, doors, and porch lights. This week on Discover Nature, we’ll take a closer look at June bugs reappearing in Missouri.

These adult beetles, commonly referred to as June bugs or May beetles are ½ to 5/8 inches long, and reddish brown. Their very destructive larvae are the common grub worms in the soil.

June bugs are almost as maddening as mosquitoes.They don't bite, ... A june bug (Paul van de Velde ... and the cycle for new beetles begins. It may take six weeks for the beetles to hatch.

"The May and June beetles are best identified by their reddish to brown color, and are larger compared to other common beetle species, as they often grow up to 1 inch in length," he informs.