Green Flying Beetle: Identification, Types and Control

A green flying beetle is usually a scarab beetle, such as a green June beetle, figeater beetle, or Japanese beetle. These beetles may look shiny, … Read More

A green beetle with black spots is most often a spotted cucumber beetle, especially if it is small, yellow-green, and found on garden plants. However, … Read More

A big green beetle is usually a scarab beetle, especially a green June beetle or a figeater beetle. These beetles are large, shiny, and often … Read More

A green and yellow beetle can be several different species, so color alone is not enough for a perfect ID. Some are garden pests, some … Read More

A shiny green beetle can be exciting to find because its body often looks like polished metal, emerald, gold, or blue-green glass. But “shiny green … Read More

A metallic green beetle is any beetle with a shiny green, blue-green, gold-green, or bronze-green body. These beetles are often noticed because their hard wing … Read More

The green June beetle is a large metallic-green scarab beetle often seen flying over lawns, gardens, orchards, and fields in summer. Its scientific name is … Read More

Green beetles are some of the most eye-catching insects found in gardens, forests, lawns, and fields. Their bright metallic colors can range from emerald green … Read More

Asian lady beetles mainly eat aphids and other small, soft-bodied insects. Outdoors, they are beneficial predators because they help control plant pests on flowers, vegetables, … Read More

Asian lady beetles can be helpful outdoors, but they become frustrating when they gather on siding, windows, ceilings, and walls. The best way to get … Read More